Every figure traces back
Each amount ties to the ledger rows and product records it came from. Nothing is derived from a number nobody can find again, and any run can be replayed from the records it used.
Financial close · variance analysis
Valcenra ties every figure to the records behind it, attributes the movement to price, volume, mix and cost — and states the part the records will not support, by amount, with an owner, before anybody publishes.
| Total volume | +4,666.67 |
| Product mix | −2,666.67 |
| Net selling price | −3,200 |
| Recognized unit cost | −7,200 |
| Unexplained | −1,000 |
−1,000 USD is not explained by the approved drivers. Owned by the controller, evidence requested, and disclosed on any report published before it is resolved. Most systems would put this in rounding.
The test of a close system isn't how fast it produces an answer. It's what happens when somebody asks where a number came from.
Each amount ties to the ledger rows and product records it came from. Nothing is derived from a number nobody can find again, and any run can be replayed from the records it used.
A movement the approved drivers don't account for becomes an item with an owner and required evidence — not a rounding line.
Publication is refused while material amounts are unexplained, unless the report discloses them.
Four steps, each refusing rather than guessing when the records won't carry the answer.
Accepted whole or rejected whole, with the reason in words. A half-imported population is the one thing reconciliation can't detect.
Price, volume, mix and cost, against a mapping version approved before the period it governs.
Assigned, evidenced, and either established or accepted as unresolved — a decision somebody made, on the record.
Reports carry their unresolved amounts and state the basis they were prepared on.
On the page, before you buy. A buyer who'd rather have a tool that always produces an answer should find out here, not three months in.
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