Multi-entity Financial Operations Platform
Shared access to financial operations across multiple entities
Connects multiple entities so they can access and update accounting information and produce recurring reports through one reusable system, instead of managing a separate connection for each entity.
What was happening
Several operating entities needed one consistent way to access accounting information and recurring financial reports.
The operational problem
Connections, financial updates and reporting were managed without one shared system across entities.
What Brunova built
Brunova built a reusable system that lets each entity access and update accounting information and produce recurring reports through one controlled point.
What the system controls
One shared point controls how entities connect to accounting operations and reporting.
What changed
Multiple entities can work with financial information through one consistent, reusable system.
Technical detailHow the system works, its decisions and safeguards
System architecture
- Operating entitiesMultiple entities requiring consistent accounting access
- Connection lifecycleCentralized account connections (OAuth) and record matching
- Financial operationsReading and updating accounting information, plus recurring reports
- Operational accessReusable downstream access to the shared layer
Key engineering decisions
- Centralize account connections and record matching in one shared integration layer.
- Support reading and updating accounting information inside the same controlled boundary.
- Provide recurring reporting and operational access through reusable platform services.
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