Your group is not a list of folders. It is a graph.
Entities, ownership, scopes, books, periods, economic events, documents, entries, payments, counterparties, intercompany transactions, rates, mappings, builds, adjustments, eliminations, recommendations, approvals, evidence: Qasax connects them in one financial graph.
The fundamental question
What should a number be able to answer?
A group number that cannot answer these questions is not a truth — it is a spreadsheet opinion.
What the graph connects
Financial objects become connected nodes.
Each family of objects keeps its sovereignty — and gains its relationships. That is the difference between storing data and understanding a group.
Structure
Group, LegalEntity, Ownership, Control, ConsolidationScope — the group structure, versioned in time, never reduced to a frozen tree.
Books & periods
AccountingBook and FiscalPeriod — several accounting views per entity, periods that lock.
Economic facts
EconomicEvent, Document, AccountingEntry, Payment — the raw material, attributed to its entity at the source.
Relationships
Counterparty and IntercompanyTransaction — who trades with whom, including inside the group.
Group translation
CurrencyRate, AccountMapping, DimensionMapping — how a local reality translates into group language, with versioned rules.
Constructed truth
FinancialBuild, ConsolidationAdjustment, Elimination, Recommendation, Approval, Evidence — the result, its adjustments, and the proof that carries it.
Lineage
From the group number to the evidence, without a break.
The graph makes drill-down natural: every aggregate knows its contributions, every contribution knows its source document.
See your group as a graph.
A guided demonstration of the Finance Graph, on your real cases.