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Multi-entity & multi-country groups

Growth that doesn't mean another system.

Most business software is built for one company in one country. The second entity is survivable with workarounds. The third is where it stops working, and the usual answer — another instance, consolidated by spreadsheet — is where the numbers start to disagree.

The pattern

What usually breaks.

If three of these are familiar, the problem is structural rather than a matter of trying harder.

Consolidation is a monthly project

Each entity exports, someone reconciles, and the group picture is always a few weeks out of date.

Intercompany is manual

Transactions between your own entities get double-entered and quietly disagree until year end.

Local requirements differ

Tax, statutory filings and language differ by jurisdiction, and a single-country system cannot represent that.

A new market means a new rollout

Expansion turns into an IT project rather than a commercial one, and takes months longer than it should.

Why us for this

What we've already built.

Mardio was built multi-company, multi-currency and multi-language from the start — nine languages including right-to-left — because retrofitting those is a rewrite rather than a feature.

Business operating system

Mardio

Sales, accounting, HR, payroll, projects, compliance and reporting — in one system with one version of the truth, instead of a dozen subscriptions that never quite agree.

What we'd do

The services that usually apply.

Digital transformation & legacy modernisation

Off the spreadsheets, without stopping the business.

We map what you run today, then move it onto one system in stages you can keep trading through. Old and new run in parallel until the replacement is proven on your own data — and then the old one is actually switched off.

Tell us about your multi-entity & multi-country groups operation.

Describe what you run today and what isn't working. We'll come back with an honest view of what we would build, and what we wouldn't.