Improving financial administration, forecasting, and reporting – and making better use of ERP systems for financial control
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Accurate financial control helps your business grow and enables you to stay in control. You gain real-time, reliable insights into your company’s finances, better responsiveness, and improved predictability. Profitability data allows you to focus your operations and develop revenue streams. Effective financial control is built on several key components — and we work to improve each of them.
We support your company’s accountants and finance team in delivering high-quality financial administration. If you use the services of an accounting firm, we collaborate with them. Through our partner network, we can also help you find accounting services that best suit your needs.
Automation can enhance operations, free up people's time for more demanding tasks, and improve the quality of activities. Automations and data processing structures related to business processes often have a significant impact on financial administration work, the quality of financial data, and accounting. It is advisable to include the financial perspective from the outset in development efforts to ensure that automation also supports accounting and financial administration correctly, rather than inadvertently increasing the amount of administrative work.
Financial administration and financial management, especially within groups operating across multiple countries, are more complex than in domestic companies. In corporate groups, challenges arise from the varying practices and requirements of different countries regarding sales and purchase invoicing, accounting, and taxation. When making country-specific decisions – for example, concerning systems or the chart of accounts – it is always advisable to consider how these choices will affect the group as a whole.
Risk management related to finance is a fundamental matter – when it is in order, you can sleep well at night. Basic risk management includes appropriate controls in processes involving invoicing or money handling, substitute arrangements, documentation, and the proper management of system access rights. In addition, risk management can also include a “plan B” to deal with financial uncertainty, such as unexpected delivery issues or payment delays.
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