Multi-Company mode lets you run multiple legal entities - subsidiaries, regional operating companies, joint ventures - from the same Apragya tenant. Each company gets its own currency, chart of accounts, records, and reports. A parent company can roll up consolidated reporting across its children. Users see only the companies their role allows.
Who this is for
- Holding companies with two or more operating subsidiaries
- Businesses expanding into a new geography with a locally-incorporated entity
- Franchise or agency networks where central and regional books live side by side
- Group companies that need consolidated financial reporting for the parent while each entity maintains its own books
What each company gets
- Its own currency, tax registration, and chart of accounts
- Its own sales, purchase, inventory, HR, and finance records - never mixed with other companies' data
- Its own reports (P&L, balance sheet, trial balance) generated in its own currency
- Optional consolidated reports at the parent level, translated to the parent's currency and eliminating intercompany transactions
Where to set it up
Sidebar > Setup > Companies. Add your first legal entity, define the currency and country, and start tagging transactions with it. When you need a subsidiary, add it as a child of the parent - the platform handles the hierarchy, the consolidation logic, and the cross-company access rules from there.
Plan availability
Multi-Company is a Business and Enterprise plan feature; the maximum number of legal entities scales with the plan tier. Trial tenants can experiment with two companies to see how the consolidated reporting works before deciding.