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How Campfire works: multi-entity and consolidation

Campfire handles intercompany transactions, eliminations, and consolidated reporting across multiple legal entities without spreadsheet-based workarounds.

Last updated: June 09, 2026

Multi-entity accounting in Campfire

Campfire treats multi-entity as a first-class capability, not an add-on. You can manage multiple legal entities — US subsidiaries, international entities, holding companies — within a single instance, with each entity maintaining its own books and a consolidated view available at all times.

Intercompany transactions

When one entity charges another — management fees, shared services, loans — Campfire records the transaction in both entities automatically and flags it for elimination in the consolidated view. This eliminates the manual matching work that makes intercompany reconciliation painful at month-end.

What Campfire handles automatically:

Currency and translation

For international entities, Campfire handles multi-currency accounting including:

Consolidated reporting

The consolidated P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow statement are always current — not produced by exporting to Excel at period-end. You can view financials at any level:

Intercompany eliminations are applied automatically in the consolidated view.

Ownership structures

Campfire supports common ownership structures including:

What this replaces

Most companies managing multiple entities before Campfire are either:

  1. Running separate QuickBooks instances and consolidating in spreadsheets at month-end
  2. Using NetSuite with significant customization and IT overhead

Campfire provides the consolidation capability of an enterprise ERP without the implementation cost and complexity.


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