Your data, dropped in the browser
Trial balances, movements, hours, headcount, purchase orders: any file, mapped once with rules, reused every month. Excel templates and scheduled pulls land the same way.
Group reporting your (finance) team runs itself.
Bring in your data from Excel, a file or an API, and see the whole group consolidated in whatever currency you need. Build the reports, dashboards and tables you actually want. It all runs in the browser.
What it does
Meulenbase takes the files your systems already export and turns them into governed datasets: translated into any currency, consolidated for any set of entities, and reported in the layouts your finance team designs itself. Every number stays traceable to the rows it came from.
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Load the files you already have
Trial balances, movements, hours, headcount, purchase orders. Mapped once with rules; the next month lands the same way.
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Define every number once
Measures, hierarchies, rates and eliminations are defined in the browser, versioned, and reused in every report.
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Report for any scope
Statements, dashboards and the monthly pack for any set of entities in any currency, each figure explained on click.
Your reports, built by your team
Measures, formulas, hierarchies, report layouts, charts and dashboards, all built in the browser. Drill down from any figure to the rows, the journal and the rate behind it. Any entity set, any currency, eliminations on or off, with one request each.
Connected to your systems
Post data from any system through the REST API, drag and drop files in the browser, or import Excel templates. Every table and report exports back to Excel. Each route runs the same pipeline.
Excel-like tables everywhere
Every list has the filter you know from Excel on every column: value lists with checkboxes, custom conditions, date filters, sort, search, grouping and export. Tens of thousands of rows, smooth in the browser.
What sets it apart
Ten things group reporting tools do not do this way.
Scope as a parameter, eliminations from the rows, finance and operations on one coordinate system, and seven more.