Merge (balance sheet program)

A merger program that works to merge trial balances in different forms. For example, different trial balances can be merged on the same previous chart of accounts, so that similar accounts are merged into one account and the rest remain as they are. Trial balances can also be merged through a new chart of accounts, where some of them are identified. The accounts are done through an artificial intelligence function, and the rest needs to be defined manually in accordance with the main chart of accounts.

This product is suitable for each of the following categories:

1- Companies and institutions that need to prepare consolidated or consolidated financial statements for more than one company that has separate accounts.
2- Companies and institutions that have an independent accounting system for each branch.
3- Audit offices that have some clients who need consolidated or consolidated financial statements.

Product features:

1-The possibility of obtaining a unified trial balance for several separate companies or branches of the same company.
2-The possibility of obtaining a unified trial balance according to several levels according to the program’s main chart of accounts.
3- The possibility of modifying the main trial balance in the program and redefining the related accounts so that a unified trial balance can be obtained without difficulty every time we copy the trial balances required to be integrated into the program.
4- There is an artificial intelligence function in the program that provides automatic accounting guidance for the trial balance accounts required to be merged according to the program’s main chart of accounts, and it can also be modified and controlled with ease.

Product contents:

1-Guide for using the integration program.
2-A form for pasting the trial balances required to be merged or consolidated.
3-The combined or unified trial balance model.
4-The main accounts chart template.

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This model was created and designed by a team composed of specialists in accounting, accounting systems, and information systems.