Both tools consolidate multi-entity group accounts. The differences come down to depth, auditability, and what happens at close.
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These are the scenarios where Joiin makes sense.
These are the groups BrizoConsol is built to serve.
BrizoConsol is built for groups that need to produce audit-ready, standards-compliant consolidations — not just summarised reports.
Joiin connects to Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, and Excel. BrizoConsol adds MYOB and Zoho Books — an advantage for groups with mixed-system entities across Asia-Pacific and beyond.
BrizoConsol includes BrizoWriter, which drafts narrative commentary on your consolidated results — saving hours on board packs.
BrizoConsol handles non-controlling interest structures with the rigour needed for groups with partial ownership arrangements.
Both Joiin and BrizoConsol consolidate multi-entity group accounts. The key differences are in audit depth, compliance, and accounting software support. BrizoConsol provides a full transaction-level audit trail, supports IFRS, UK GAAP, and US GAAP with proper NCI and goodwill accounting, and integrates with Xero, QuickBooks, MYOB, and Zoho Books. Joiin focuses on simpler consolidations and dashboards for smaller groups.
Joiin primarily integrates with Xero and QuickBooks. BrizoConsol connects to Xero, QuickBooks, MYOB, and Zoho Books, as well as supporting Excel trial balance imports — making it a better fit for groups using multiple different accounting platforms across their entities.
BrizoConsol has full built-in NCI handling that complies with IFRS and GAAP standards, including proportional and full goodwill methods. This covers partial acquisitions, step acquisitions, and disposal accounting. If your group has non-wholly owned subsidiaries, BrizoConsol provides the depth needed for audit-ready output.
BrizoConsol is priced for what it delivers: accounting-standard consolidation with a full audit trail, not just a rolled-up view. While entry-level plans are competitive, BrizoConsol commands a premium for the depth and defensibility that statutory close and audit-ready reporting requires — something Joiin is not designed to provide. Visit the pricing page for current plans.
Yes. BrizoConsol connects directly to the same accounting software you already use with Joiin — Xero and QuickBooks. Setup involves reconnecting your organisations and mapping intercompany accounts. Most teams complete their first close in BrizoConsol within 30 minutes. Historical data stays in your accounting software.
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