Integrations

Reads your systems where they are

Your companies keep running on whatever they run on. Nothing is migrated, nothing is written back, and each page says whether its system is read live or by scheduled export.

What happens to the data

Many systems in. One mapped ledger out.

Seven systems, read where they already run. The goal: every group's financials, 90%+ automated — an outcome, not a process.

TallyRead liveSAPRead liveOracleRead liveOracle NetSuiteRead liveMicrosoft DynamicsScheduled exportQuickBooksRead liveZoho BooksScheduled exportOne mappedgroup ledgerAI-suggested, you approve
  • Tally
  • SAP
  • Oracle
  • Oracle NetSuite
  • Microsoft Dynamics
  • QuickBooks
  • Zoho Books

Read live Scheduled export

Then, three stages to filing-ready statements

  1. Intercompany
    Matched and eliminated across entities

  2. Consolidated
    Forex translation, top-side adjustments

  3. Statements
    Notes, disclosures, SEBI and segment reporting, MIS

Each ledger read lands as a named schedule, not a re-typed number: the AR ledger as receivables by their Schedule III ageing bucket, the AP ledger as payables split by MSME status, the asset register as a fixed asset rollforward from opening to closing, and related-party balances by counterparty — every one of them tied back to the same mapped ledger, so nothing is keyed twice between the read and the filed disclosure.

Every company is read where it is, read-only, and the group reporting happens on the mapped data afterwards.

Most groups run more than one system. The parent is on Tally, a subsidiary moved to SAP as it grew, and the overseas entity runs whatever the local team chose. That’s normal, and you don’t have to fix it first.

Connections come in two kinds, and the difference matters for your close calendar:

  • Read live: Tally, SAP, Oracle, NetSuite and QuickBooks, queried directly through the interface each system already has
  • Scheduled export: Microsoft Dynamics and Zoho Books, on a fixed layout, so the data is as current as the last export

Each page covers the versions supported, how the data is read, what IT sets up once, and what IT stops doing every month.

See it on your own data

A list of logos proves very little. Ask us to read your own trial balance out of one of these systems, read-only, before you commit to anything.

Tally

TallyPrime 4.x to 7.x, Tally ERP 9

Read-only, through Tally's XML interface

SAP

S/4HANA Cloud and on-premise 2020 to 2024, ECC 6.0 EHP6 and above

Read-only, through OData

Oracle

Fusion Cloud 23A to 24D, E-Business Suite R12.1 and R12.2

Read-only, through the GL Balances API

Oracle NetSuite

All NetSuite accounts

Read-only, through NetSuite's standard interfaces

QuickBooks

QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Online Accountant

Read-only, through OAuth 2.0

Proof

What changed for FINAHQ customers

We went from a 15-day close to 2 days. The platform handled our 20+ entities across multiple ERPs with accuracy we hadn't seen before. GL mapping got to 90% on the first run.

15 becomes 2 days

Working days to consolidated numbers

Seshadri Subbaraman CFO SNR Sons Charitable Trust

Every result here is that customer's own, published with their permission.

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