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Reconcile all your accounts with confidence, on time and every time, without the pains and risks involved today.

Create insightful, interactive and finance-led reports for any audience, for any device, entirely in Excel.

Zoom in, out and drill down into the drivers behind every reported number with Fluence's self-serve, interactive dashboard reporting - authored in Excel and published anywhere.

See how Fluence handles complex intercompany transactions with ease, giving you visibility into the variances you need to investigate.

See how our built-in templates, models, and calculations get you closing early in a matter of weeks.

Watch how drop-down rules and attributes make Fluence easy for finance to own, without the need for IT or vendor consultants.

See how Fluence handles multiple consolidation methods including equity pickup, so you can add investments, subsidiaries, and other entities to your consolidation process quickly and easily.

See how Fluence automates non-controlling interest adjustments and calculations, including dividends and retained earnings for any reporting period.

Watch how easily you can produce cash flow reports on demand, including the direct or indirect method and calculations for corporate, consolidation, and cumulative translation adjustments (CTAs).

Learn how in addition to Microsoft Office, you can take advantage of Azure, SQL Server, Data Factory, and Power BI for powerful, secure, and real-time data modeling and analytics.

See how Fluence accounts for changes in your investments and ownership structure over time, while keeping all your historical data intact.

See how our workflow and pre-built task types automate manual work so you can focus on what's important, strategic, and rewarding.

See how our data, metadata, and reporting templates provide one-click audit trails from summary reports down to transaction-level details.