Corvenia vs. Konsolidator

A good first step beyond Excel. Not where you stop.

Konsolidator solves the problem of doing consolidation in spreadsheets. Corvenia solves what comes after, when your group gets complex, your board gets demanding, and structured input is no longer enough.

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Where they differ. Where the ceiling shows.

Konsolidator is a structured step up from Excel. Corvenia is built for what your group needs once it outgrows that step.

Konolidator

CORVENIA

Data input model

Structured manual input, trial balance driven

Live ERP sync, always current

No manual input required

Real-time P&L

Periodic, dependent on manual data submissions

Real-time - always board ready

No batch wait

Reporting interface

Excel-bound, outputs routed back to spreadsheets

Works where your team works

Excel, BI tools, native UI

Drill-through depth

Limited, consolidated view only

Group P&L to transaction in one click

No configuration required

Adaptability to change

Group structure changes require manual updates

Model Adjusts automatically

No project, no delay

Variance analysis

Budget vs actual at plan level

Drill to the transaction behind any variance

Explain the miss in the room

AI capabilities

Not available

Native — traceable to live transaction data

Every insight defensible

Total cost (annual, all-in)

$ - affordable entry point

More capability. Transparent pricing.

Built for

SMB and mid-market management reporting teams

Complex groups needing full consolidation

Statutory depth. Fast.

Konsolidator is a solid starting point.
Here's where it runs out of road.

We'd rather you understand the difference clearly than oversell against a product that genuinely works for certain teams.

When Konsolidator fits

If your group has a small number of entities, a finance team that's comfortable working in Excel, and a primary need to automate the consolidation mechanics you're currently doing manually, Konsolidator does that job cleanly and affordably. Its audit-compliant output and low entry price make it a rational first step for groups just outgrowing spreadsheets.

When you've outgrown it

But as the group grows, the manual input model becomes the bottleneck. Trial balance submissions from subsidiaries slow the close. The board starts asking questions the consolidated view can't answer. And when the group restructures, every reporting structure needs a manual rebuild. That's when the ceiling shows, and when Corvenia becomes the right conversation.

What Corvenia changes on day one.

Finance teams moving from Konsolidator to Corvenia describe the same shifts. Here's what's different from the moment you're live.

Close speed

The close stops waiting on subsidiaries.

Konsolidator depends on subsidiaries submitting trial balance data on time. Corvenia connects directly to your ERP systems and syncs live, so the consolidation is always current, regardless of who's submitted what. Month-end becomes a review, not a collection exercise.

Drill-through

Insights, not spreadsheet hunting.

In Konsolidator, investigating a variance means going back to Excel. In Corvenia, you drill from any group P&L line to the originating transaction in one click, without leaving the platform or requesting a file from a subsidiary controller.

AI intelligence

AI surfaces insights. You don't have to hunt for them.

Konsolidator doesn't offer AI capabilities. Corvenia's AI runs on your live transaction data, surfacing anomalies, variance patterns, and forecast signals automatically. Every insight is traceable to source, so you can defend it in any room.

Already on Konsolidator? The switch is straightforward.

Corvenia connects to the same ERPs and accounting systems Konsolidator does. Most teams are running their first live consolidation in Corvenia within days, with full historical data carried across.

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