Consolidated group P&L, live — across three currencies.
Atlas Ventures runs logistics in Nigeria, trading in Ghana, and agri in Kenya. Each subsidiary had its own accountant, its own spreadsheet, and its own version of the truth. Group CEO saw consolidated numbers quarterly — if he was lucky.
The problem
Atlas had three separate accounting setups — QuickBooks Nigeria, Sage Ghana, a custom-built Excel for Kenya. Every month the group accountant exported trial balances, converted currencies manually, eliminated intercompany balances by hand, and produced a consolidated P&L in PowerPoint.
When the CEO asked 'how did we do this quarter', the answer took 14–21 days to prepare — by which point the board meeting was over.
Why AnooreHR
Group consolidation + multi-currency was built-in from day one. Each entity posts in its functional currency; the group ledger consolidates live with FX rates pinned to the period-end. Intercompany transactions post matching entries in both books automatically and eliminate on consolidation.
Each country's profile pack handles local tax rules (NG NTA 2025, GH VAT, KE PAYE) without any per-entity engineering work. Adding a fourth country is a folder, not a project.
I used to wait three weeks after quarter-end to see how the group was really doing. Now I log in Monday morning and I know. The intercompany eliminations alone saved us two auditors worth of work.
Olumide AdeyemiGroup CEO, Atlas Ventures
- · QuickBooks (NG)
- · Sage (GH)
- · Excel (KE)
- · PowerPoint consolidation
- · AnooreHR (single group console)