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Report for a Consolidated Group

Report on consolidations, including financial statements split by underlying company

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Consolidated reports

All the reports and reporting components you are familiar with in a single company are also available for a consolidated group.

There are also reporting options specific to consolidated groups:

  • Financial Statements

    • Split out by underlying company

    • Filtered to an individual underlying company

    • Split out by division groupings
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  • KPI Tables

    • Compare KPI results across companies

    • Compare KPI results across companies and to budget, target, or prior periods

    • Show KPI results for an underlying company
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  • Charts

    • Breakdown chart
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  • Excel Reports

    • Company-by-company consolidated financial results

    • Company-by-company consolidated budget results
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💡 Smart Tip: To change the terms used in the financial statements (e.g., 'Statement of Activities' instead of 'Profit & Loss', you'll want to change the terminology for the consolidated group.

Financials in a consolidated report

Financials and budgets by company

A Financials by Company table shows the financial or budget results for each underlying company in side-by-side columns. To add this financial statement to a custom consolidated report:

  1. On the left sidebar of the Report Editor, select ‘Tables & Financials’
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  2. In the menu that opens, click the second bolded option at the top to reveal a dropdown menu.
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  3. Select ‘Financials by Company’ from the drop-down menu
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  4. Select to add a Profit & Loss or Balance Sheet to your report

Once you’ve added the table to your report, you can edit the table to customize it to your reporting needs.

To edit the table,

  1. Double-click the table or hover over it and click the green ‘Pencil’ icon that appears.
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  2. In the menu on the right, some of the editing options you have include:

    • Selecting the drop-down menu, to change the table to a ‘Profit & Loss’, ‘Balance Sheet’, ‘Cash Flow Statement’ or a financial ‘Snippet’
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    • Filtering the table to display the actuals or budget
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    • Adding or removing columns or companies from display on the table
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    • Showing results before or after eliminations
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    • In the ‘Rows’ section, changing the level of detail or number of accounts shown in the financial statement

💡 Smart Tip: If eliminations and adjustments have been made in a consolidated group, these will be combined in an 'Other' column instead of an 'Eliminations' column.

Display underlying company financials

To display the results of individual, underlying companies in a consolidated report, you’ll need to edit a financial statement table:

  1. Select the ‘Tables & Financials’ option from the left side toolbar
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  2. In the left-hand menu, click the second bolded option at the top to reveal a dropdown menu.
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  3. Select ‘Financials’ from the dropdown menu
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  4. Choose to add a statement to your report
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  5. Once you’ve added the statement to your report, hover over it and select the green ‘Pencil’ icon that appears. This will open up the table’s ‘Properties’ menu.
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  6. Under the ‘Company Filter’ section of the table, you can change the filter from ‘All companies’ to one of the underlying companies to display the financials for that individual company in the table.
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  7. Other options for editing the table include:

    • Selecting the second filter option to change the table to a ‘Profit & Loss’, ‘Balance Sheet’, ‘Cash Flow Statement’ or a financial ‘Snippet’
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    • Adding budget and variance columns (amongst others) to the table by selecting the ‘Add or remove’ columns option
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    • In the ‘Rows’ section, change the level of detail or layout of the financial statement.
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  8. Select ‘Apply changes’

Financials by division

🎉 Beta feature: The 'Divisions in Consolidated Groups' feature is currently in beta. To enable this functionality, you must turn on the beta flag.

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The ‘Financials by division’ table shows financial results split out by division groupings (made up of tracking categories, classes, locations, jobs, or cost centres) in side-by-side columns.

You can choose which division groupings to include in the table, selecting from both the group’s default groupings and any custom groupings you have created. It is possible to have a mix of both in the same table.

Example: Within a Financials table, you select to display six default division groupings: London, Cambridge, Brighton, Manchester, Liverpool, and Preston.

You also choose to display two custom groupings that these cities have been added to, titled ‘South East Region’ and ‘North West Region’.
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The 'South East Region' consists of the London, Cambridge, and Brighton default groupings.
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The 'North West Region' consists of the Manchester, Liverpool, and Preston default groupings.
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In your table, the two custom grouping columns display the totals of their respective combined default groupings.

The total column for the table reflects only the six default groupings. It does not double-count custom and default grouping amounts.

This enables you to display two levels of division totals within the same table.

For more details on how divisions work within a Consolidated Group and creating your own custom groupings, please see: Divisions in a Consolidated Group

📝 Note: Currently, this is the only supported element for divisions within Consolidated Group reporting. We are, however, working on improvements in this area. Please get in touch with our Support Team to let us know what you would like to see: support@fathomhq.com

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To add a financial statement split by division groupings to a report:

  1. On the left sidebar of the Report Editor, select ‘Tables & Financials’

  2. In the menu that opens, click the second bold option at the top to reveal a dropdown menu.

  3. Select ‘Financials by division’ from the drop-down menu

  4. Click a table to add it to your report.

Once you’ve added the table to your report, you can customise which division groupings are included.

📝 Note: Financial statements split by division will not reflect any eliminations you have set up for the group. Eliminations are included within overall group financials, the Financials by Company table, the KPIs by Company table, and group Excel reports.

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To add or remove division groupings from a table:

  1. Double-click the table or hover over it and click the green ‘Pencil’ icon that appears.

  2. Within the menu on the right, select the green underlined ‘Add or remove columns’ option

  3. From the list of the group’s default divisions, split by type, and custom groupings, select or deselect the checkboxes to add or remove division groupings.

  4. Click ‘Done’

  5. Save changes.

Within the edit menu, there are further customisation options including:

  • Showing or hiding the total column - this column will display the total of the unique division values that are included in the table.

  • Changing the table to either a ‘Profit & Loss’, ‘Balance Sheet’, ‘Cash Flow Statement’, or ‘Snippet’ of a financial statement via the drop-down menu.

  • Amending the level of detail shown in the financial statement, such as displaying results at the classification-level only, within the 'Rows' section.

💡Smart Tip: Tick the checkbox to ‘Allow report viewers to export to Excel’. This enables anyone viewing the online report to download the table in Excel format.

KPI Tables in a consolidated report

In addition to the typical KPI Tables, there are a few options for displaying KPI results in a consolidated group report.

Table Option

What it displays

KPIs by Company

  • Underlying companies' results for several KPIs (or their budgets or targets) in side-by-side columns

  • Can display consolidated group's results in total column

KPI Comparatives

  • Underlying companies' results for one KPI

  • Can compare the results to the target, budget, or prior periods

  • Can display the consolidated group's result in a total row

KPI Table

  • Can display results for several KPIs for the total consolidated group or one underlying company

  • Can compare to target, budget, or prior periods

KPIs by Company Table

A KPIs by Company table shows the KPI, budget, or target results for each underlying company in side-by-side columns. To add this table to a custom consolidated report:

  1. On the left sidebar, select ‘Tables & Financials’
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  2. In the left-hand menu, click the second bolded option at the top to reveal a dropdown menu.
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  3. Select ‘KPIs by Company’ from the drop-down menu
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  4. Select to add a KPIs by Company table to your report

Once you’ve added the table to your report, you can edit the table to customise it to your reporting needs.

To edit the table,

  1. Double-click the table or hover over it and click the green ‘Pencil’ icon that appears.
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  2. In the menu on the right, some of the editing options you have include:

    • Changing the title of the table
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    • In the Columns section

      • Choose to display the KPI, budget, or target results

      • Add or remove companies from the table
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    • In the Rows section

      • Add or remove metrics from the table (KPIs, account lines, financial subtotals)

      • Hide rows with nil values
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    • Showing results before or after eliminations
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    • Currency formatting options

📝 Note: The target results for the underlying companies are entered in the settings for each company.

The group's target results for the group's total columns are summed from the underlying companies' targets.

KPI Comparatives Table

A KPI Comparatives table shows the results for one metric split by the underlying companies. The results can be compared to prior period, budget, or target results, among other options.

To add this table to a custom consolidated report:

  1. On the left sidebar, select ‘Tables & Financials’
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  2. In the left-hand menu, click the second bolded option at the top to reveal a dropdown menu.
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  3. Select ‘KPIs by Company’ from the drop-down menu
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  4. Select to add a KPI Comparatives table to your report

Once you’ve added the table to your report, you can edit the table to customise it to your reporting needs.

To edit the table,

  1. Double-click the table or hover over it and click the green ‘Pencil’ icon that appears.
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  2. In the menu on the right, some of the editing options you have include:
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    • Change the metric displayed in the table
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    • In the Columns section, choose to add or remove columns, such as:

      • Prior period

      • Budget

      • Target

      • Variance (difference between the results and the budget, target, or prior period)
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    • In the Rows section

      • Add or remove companies from the table

      • Add or remove a total row to display the consolidated results
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    • Currency formatting options

📝 Note: The target results for the underlying companies are entered in the settings for each company.

The group's target results for the KPI Comparatives total row are summed from the underlying companies' targets.

KPI Table filtered to the underlying company

A KPI Table can be added to a consolidated group report to display the KPI results for the consolidated group or an underlying company. Those results can be compared to target, budget, or period periods.

To add this table to a report:

  1. On the left sidebar, select ‘Tables & Financials’
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  2. In the left-hand menu, click the second bolded option at the top to reveal a dropdown menu.
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  3. Select ‘KPIs’ from the drop-down menu
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  4. Select to add a KPI table to your report
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  5. Double-click the table or hover over it and click the green ‘Pencil’ icon that appears.
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  6. In the table's Properties menu, you can use the Company Filter to display the results for the group or one of the underlying companies

📝 Note: The target results for the underlying companies are entered in the settings for each company.

The group's target results for a KPI Table are based on the target results entered in the group's Settings.

Charts in a consolidated report

Breakdown analysis chart

Because there is an additional breakdown analysis tool available in consolidated groups, you have an additional chart option in consolidated group reports.

To add a breakdown chart to your consolidated report:

  1. Select the ‘Charts’ option from the left sidebar
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  2. In the left-hand menu, click the bolded option at the top to reveal a dropdown menu.
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  3. Select ‘Revenue’, ‘Costs & Expenses’, ‘Profitability’, or ‘Efficiency’
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  4. Scroll down to the bottom of the menu and choose a breakdown chart type.
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  5. After adding the breakdown chart to your report, hover over the chart and select the green ‘Pencil’ icon to open the chart’s ‘Properties’ menu.
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  6. This will allow you to edit or customise the chart as desired. Some editing option options for the breakdown chart include:

    • Filtering by company or account

    • Changing the metric or account classification being broken down in the chart

    • Compare with budget or prior period

    • Sorting the chart by result or alphabetically

    • Displaying all companies on the chart, or only the top or bottom companies
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  7. Select 'Apply changes'

📝 Note: To display the budget or prior period comparison, the breakdown chart must be more than half the width of the reporting page.

Consolidated Excel Reports

Side-by-side consolidated financial results

The Excel consolidated financial results are additional valuable reports for consolidated groups.

This report provides a side-by-side view of your companies and the consolidated financials. It also includes the eliminations in your consolidated group and presents the exchange rates used (if applicable).

To access this report,

  1. Go to 'Reports' for your consolidated group
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  2. Select 'Excel Reports' from the left sidebar
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  3. Hover over the 'Consolidated Financial Results, including eliminations' or 'Multi-currency Consolidated Financial Results, including eliminations' report.
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  4. Select the 'Cloud' icon to the right of the report name.

Inter-company eliminations and exchange rate adjustments (if applicable) are also displayed in the report.

The comments provide a helpful way to view the amounts before or after translation.

Side-by-side consolidated budget results

The same report can be downloaded to show the side-by-side view of the budgets coming from each underlying entity. The report is useful for auditing the consolidated budget figures and viewing the impact of any eliminations or translated amounts to the underlying budgets.

Next steps

Now that you’ve learned about the additional reporting options available for a consolidation, you may want to invite others to view reports for the group in Fathom or forecast for the group.

What you want to do:

Where to go:

Invite others into your Fathom account to share insights

Invite a New User into Fathom

Analyse the group's performance with the Analysis tools

Analysis in a Consolidated Group

Begin forecasting in Fathom

Forecast for your Consolidation

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