RollupLens

Acquisition-led groups often inherit several accounting systems, charts of accounts, periods and local operating definitions. The supplied research confirms broad connector infrastructure and live multi-system consolidation competitors, but identifies a narrower reviewed gap around configuration-first reporting for recurring private-equity roll-up patterns.

RollupLens imports authorized ledger data, proposes mappings into a portfolio chart of accounts and requires accountable finance review. It preserves source values, transformations, eliminations, currency treatment, ownership period and every override. Consolidated reporting, same-store comparisons and acquisition cohorts are separate views with explicit definitions.

Source extraction, mapping proposal, finance approval, transformation, validation, close status, consolidation, management adjustment and published report remain separate. A successful connector does not establish completeness; a balanced mapping does not make the output audited or compliant.

The first release should cover two entities, one statement and a small account set in parallel with the existing close. It excludes autonomous journal entries, statutory filing, audit opinion, valuation and investment decisions.

Portfolio finance, operating or data leader at an acquisition-led group that needs recurring cross-entity management reporting without a dedicated integration team