You run multiple Zoho Books companies. BrizoConsol consolidates your entire group into one view — with intercompany eliminations handled automatically.
Zoho Books works well inside each company. The problem is what happens when you need to see across all of them. Without a consolidation tool, every group reporting cycle looks the same.
Each company is its own Zoho Books organisation with its own login. Switching between them breaks flow and introduces errors.
~15 min per entityDownload a report from each Zoho Books company. Each export has slightly different column layouts, account names, and date formats.
~20 min per entityEach Zoho Books company has its own chart of accounts. You build (and rebuild) a mapping spreadsheet to standardise them across the group.
1–2 hrs — rebuilds every quarterLook up exchange rates, apply closing vs average rate logic, build the currency translation calculation — for every entity in a foreign currency.
30–60 min per foreign entityCross-reference intercompany invoices, loans, and transfers across companies. Build manual elimination entries. Reconcile both sides.
Half a day — every periodSum the adjusted figures across entities. Format the statements. Fix the errors the spreadsheet quietly introduced. Send to the board.
1–2 days of senior timeWhether your companies share a holding entity, operate as independent brands, or span multiple countries — BrizoConsol handles the group structure as it actually exists.
A parent company owns and controls one or more Zoho Books subsidiaries. BrizoConsol consolidates all entities under the group — including partial ownership with automatic NCI calculation.
Each country or region runs its own Zoho Books company in its local currency. BrizoConsol consolidates all regional entities into one group view with full currency translation applied automatically.
Each brand trades through its own company with its own Zoho Books organisation. BrizoConsol produces a consolidated group view and lets you slice the data by brand using Virtual Groups.
Some entities use Zoho Books; others use Xero, QuickBooks, or MYOB. BrizoConsol connects to each platform independently and consolidates all entities together — no system is excluded from the group.
A management company or shared services entity charges fees to operating subsidiaries. BrizoConsol eliminates these intercompany charges automatically and lets you view net performance at group level.
You own less than 100% of one or more subsidiaries. BrizoConsol calculates non-controlling interest (NCI) automatically, splitting net profit and equity between group and minority interest in the consolidated statements.
No implementation project. No data migration. Most groups have their first consolidated group report within the same day.
From Organisation Settings, authorise each Zoho Books company through Zoho's OAuth screen. One authorisation per company — BrizoConsol never stores your Zoho credentials. Access is read-only; your Zoho Books data is never modified.
~5 min per companyBrizoConsol's AI Auto-Map reads each company's chart of accounts and suggests mappings to your group reporting structure. Review and confirm — you don't need identical account codes across companies. Each company can keep its own chart of accounts.
AI-assisted · Under 30 min for most groupsEnter each company's ownership percentage, base currency, and fiscal year. For partially owned subsidiaries, BrizoConsol uses the ownership percentage to calculate non-controlling interest automatically.
One-time setupBrizoConsol pulls data from every connected Zoho Books company, applies eliminations, translates currencies, and produces your consolidated group P&L, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow. From this point, data syncs nightly — your group view stays current automatically.
Reports available same dayEvery group has a wrinkle. Here is how BrizoConsol handles the ones that come up most often.
BrizoConsol is built for groups of all sizes. Whether you're consolidating two Zoho Books companies for the first time, or managing a complex group with dozens of entities across multiple countries and platforms, the consolidation process scales without additional configuration.
All plans include unlimited users. Entity limits vary by plan.
Zoho Books is the most widely used cloud accounting platform in India and the Middle East, and is popular across Southeast Asia and Africa. Multi-entity groups headquartered in India, the UAE, or Singapore — with entities spanning INR, AED, SGD, USD, and other currencies — are BrizoConsol's core Zoho Books user base.
Indian groups using Zoho Books typically operate as a Private Limited or Public Limited holding entity, with subsidiaries in Singapore, the UAE, the UK, or the US. BrizoConsol consolidates all Zoho Books entities under Ind AS 110 (equivalent of IFRS 10), applies exchange rates under Ind AS 21, and calculates the CTA for each foreign subsidiary automatically.
UAE-headquartered groups using Zoho Books commonly span entities across the GCC (AED, SAR, QAR), India (INR), Singapore (SGD), and the UK (GBP). BrizoConsol consolidates all entities in a single run, translating each into AED (or another group reporting currency) under IFRS 10 and IAS 21.
Singapore groups using Zoho Books often span Malaysia, Indonesia, India, and Australia — each in local currency. BrizoConsol consolidates SGD, MYR, IDR, INR, and AUD entities simultaneously, applying SFRS(I) 21-compliant currency translation and full intercompany elimination across all entities.
Many Zoho Books groups have overseas subsidiaries on Xero, QuickBooks, or MYOB — particularly in Australia, the UK, or North America. BrizoConsol connects to all platforms independently and consolidates them together, so the group view is complete regardless of which system each entity uses.