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Best for: Multi-entity financial consolidation and reporting
Last updated: October 29, 2026
Joiin is a financial consolidation and reporting platform for finance teams, accountants and multi-entity organisations. It pulls data from multiple companies — across different currencies — and rolls it into unified group reports, handling intercompany activity. It connects directly to Xero and QuickBooks Online, plus CSV uploads, a Microsoft Excel Add-In, API and Zapier. It's well-rated (G2 4.7, Capterra 4.8) for its user-friendly interface, real-time updates, seamless integrations and responsive support. The honest catches: reporting is the weak spot — limited chart types, adjustment-functionality issues, formatting problems in customer reports, and a dashboard that reviewers say needs improving; it's a focused consolidation tool, not a full FP&A/BI suite; and the public review sample is small with limited pricing detail.
STARTS AT
From ~$23 /mo
Joiin's pricing scales with the number of entities you consolidate, and public figures are limited, so confirm on its site. Third-party listings put the entry price at ~$23/mo for a single entity, with higher tiers as you add entities and users, and a free trial to start. Because consolidation needs vary — entities, currencies and users differ a lot between businesses — the right plan depends on your structure, so check Joiin's current pricing page or request a quote rather than relying on a single aggregator figure. Reviewers generally describe it as cost-effective versus heavier enterprise consolidation tools. Verify the current per-entity pricing and trial terms directly before committing.
A financial consolidation and reporting platform built for finance teams, accountants and multi-entity organisations. Its core job is to pull financial data from multiple companies or subsidiaries — including across different currencies — and consolidate it into unified group reports, handling intercompany activity along the way. It connects directly to Xero and QuickBooks Online, and also supports CSV uploads, a Microsoft Excel Add-In, an API and Zapier, so you can bring data in from various sources. The result is consolidated financial statements, reports and dashboards that would otherwise take hours of manual spreadsheet work. In short, Joiin automates group financial consolidation for businesses running more than one entity — a common pain point for growing companies and their accountants.
Multi-entity, multi-currency consolidation without heavy manual spreadsheets. Its standout is taking the figures from several companies or subsidiaries — each possibly in a different currency and accounting system — and rolling them into consolidated group reports with intercompany eliminations handled for you. Reviewers specifically praise the seamless Xero and QuickBooks Online integration, the user-friendly interface and real-time updates, which make it practical for finance teams and accounting firms managing multiple clients or group companies. It suits businesses that have outgrown manual consolidation in Excel but don't need, or want to pay for, a heavyweight enterprise system. If your main challenge is producing accurate group financials across several entities and currencies quickly, that automated consolidation is Joiin's core appeal.
Joiin sits on top of your existing accounting stack rather than replacing it. It integrates directly with popular cloud accounting platforms — most notably Xero and QuickBooks Online, which reviewers repeatedly highlight as seamless — so entity data flows in automatically. For sources that aren't directly connected, it supports CSV uploads, and for technical or automated workflows it offers an API and a Zapier connection. It also provides a Microsoft Excel Add-In, valuable for finance teams that still build or finalise reports in Excel, letting them pull consolidated data into familiar spreadsheets. This flexibility means Joiin can consolidate figures from a mix of systems and manual sources — important for groups where different entities run different accounting software. Confirm the current list of supported integrations on Joiin's site for your specific tools.
The most common complaints centre on reporting rather than consolidation. Reviewers cite a limited range of chart types, issues with adjustment functionality, and formatting problems in customer-facing reports, and some say the dashboard needs improvement. In other words, Joiin consolidates well but its presentation and customisation of reports can feel constrained versus dedicated reporting or BI tools — so teams with demanding, highly branded reporting needs should check it meets them. It's also a focused consolidation platform rather than a full FP&A or BI suite, so it may not cover deeper forecasting or analytics. Finally, the public review sample is relatively small with some older entries, and detailed pricing isn't widely published, so there's less independent information than for larger tools. Trial it and test your reporting requirements before committing.
Multi-entity businesses, group companies and accounting firms that need to consolidate financials across several entities and currencies and want an affordable, easy-to-use tool that integrates with Xero and QuickBooks Online. It suits finance teams that have outgrown manual Excel consolidation but don't need a heavyweight enterprise system, and accountants managing multiple clients or group structures who value real-time updates and responsive support. It's a weaker fit for organisations needing advanced, highly customised or heavily branded reporting, full FP&A, forecasting or BI beyond consolidation, or a long, deep independent review track record first. Match Joiin to growing multi-entity organisations and their accountants who prioritise fast, accurate group consolidation and clean integrations over advanced report design — after trialling it against their reporting needs.
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