LexoLocal's next layer for groups with multiple businesses.
We are preparing a consolidated view for groups with multiple units. The current multi-business architecture keeps businesses separate; this future layer will explore how to provide a shared view without confusing it with each entity's operations.
The multi-business challenge
Managing several businesses in silos prevents a clear view of combined risk.
Having to enter separate accounts to check which location is profitable and which has cash pressure increases management time and prevents timely strategic decisions.
Each location retains its own users, invoices and suppliers, with independent permissions for its managers.
The aim is for partners and management to view overall performance, total cash flow and comparative profitability in one place.
Planned consolidation
How LexoLocal could scale with your business structure
Independent entities
Each business can retain its own CIF tax ID, invoicing series and team without interference.
Unified taxonomy
The aim is to standardise categories across all units to allow fair comparisons.
Consolidated layer
In the future, it could provide a combined view of profit and loss, cash and margin when the consolidated layer exists.
Access to detail
The aim is to move from a group metric to the original document for a specific business.
What we are preparing
Planned tools for managing growing groups
In the future, it could help compare supply costs, productivity and margins across businesses to identify good practices.
The plans include different permissions for partners, management and those responsible for each business.
The aim is to prepare a group view that can provide context for financing decisions.
Connected architecture
Where consolidation could fit in the system
The next layer for your business group
Global consolidation is a future LexoLocal capability. In the meantime, explore the system's current capabilities.