Where Kantivo fits when you're scaling
Growing companies hit the same wall: entity number two. Suddenly you're maintaining separate books, emailing spreadsheets for consolidation, and wondering whether the answer is really a six-figure ERP implementation. It isn't.
Kantivo treats multi-entity as a first-class feature. Entities share one install and one database with role-based access per company; consolidation runs pair up intercompany activity, generate the eliminations, and print statements in the rolled-up | eliminations | consolidated format controllers expect. Underneath, the ledger has been load-tested to twenty-six million transactions — about fifty-two million ledger lines — before a Balance Sheet first crossed three seconds.
What you get
True consolidation runs
Intercompany invoices and bills matched automatically, elimination entries posted in balance, three-column consolidated statements.
One install, every entity
Unlimited companies with per-entity roles — an admin in the parent can be view-only in a subsidiary.
Controls your auditor wants
Journal entry approval routing, audit logs on everything, and role-based permissions across five access levels.
Revenue recognition (ASC 606 / IFRS 15)
Performance obligations, standalone selling prices, modifications, and disclosure-ready rollforward reports.
Capital assets handled
Depreciation across four methods with schedules that post themselves each period.
Performance headroom
26 million transactions before a Balance Sheet reaches 3 seconds, hundred-user concurrency, millisecond registers — with no per-user pricing penalty.
