“How do you compare branches that each keep their own books?”

Multi-branch accounting

Branches as cost centres on one ledger, so comparison is a query rather than an assembly of files.

Why branch comparison is hard

Because each branch keeps its own file to its own standard. Coding differs, timing differs, and the consolidation is a monthly exercise performed by one person.

So the question "which branch is actually performing" gets an answer that depends on who prepared it.

Branches are cost centres on one ledger. Revenue, cost and stock are coded to them at the point of entry rather than allocated afterwards.

So branch margin, branch stock and branch spend are queries over the same transactions, comparable by construction.

How the path works

What changes for the group

Consolidation stops being a job. Multi-currency holds the rate that applied on the day, so revaluation is arithmetic rather than an argument.

And payroll postings from Nest land on the same books per site, so staff cost by branch needs no separate reconciliation.

Nine days, and the ninth is your first close.

Other journeys

Multi-branch accounting, answered.

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