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Taxilla Ledger Taxonomy Mapper replaces spreadsheet-based GL mapping with a governed, visual taxonomy layer - configured once and applied automatically every consolidation run. Entity GL accounts map to group reporting line items with versioned rules, exception handling, and a complete audit trail.
GL-to-reporting mapping is one of the least visible but most consequential parts of the consolidation process. When it breaks, reporting breaks - and it breaks silently.
The linkage between entity GL accounts and group reporting line items lives in a spreadsheet - rebuilt or updated manually each period, with no version control and no governance.
When entities add new GL accounts, they are not automatically detected as unmapped - they silently fall out of the consolidation and create reporting gaps discovered only when auditors query the numbers.
When an entity restructures its chart of accounts, the mapping must be manually updated and validated - a process that takes days and creates restatement risk if incomplete.
Entities on SAP, Oracle, and NetSuite use fundamentally different chart of accounts structures - mapping from each to the group reporting taxonomy requires separate maintenance for each entity.
When a reporting line changes between periods, there is no systematic record of which mapping changed, when, who approved it, and why - creating audit exposure at year-end review.
Taxonomy mapping errors typically surface in the consolidated statements - after the consolidation run is complete - requiring reruns that extend the close by additional days.
Entity GL account structures loaded from each ERP - SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, or Dynamics - into the taxonomy mapping layer via connector or structured upload.
Finance users map entity GL accounts to group reporting line items using a visual interface - with rule-based bulk assignment for large charts of accounts.
Unmapped, conflicting, or newly added GL accounts flagged automatically before the consolidation run - not discovered in the output after the run completes.
Every mapping change versioned by effective period - with approval workflow for changes and full history of all mapping versions maintained in the system.
Approved mapping applied automatically to the consolidation run - no manual application, no re-entry, no opportunity for period-to-period inconsistency.
We will demonstrate the visual mapper, exception detection, period versioning, and automatic application - using your chart of accounts and reporting taxonomy.
Intuitive visual interface for mapping entity GL accounts to group reporting line items - with search, filter, and bulk assignment for large charts of accounts.
Pattern-based rules that automatically map GL accounts matching defined criteria - reducing the manual mapping workload for large, structured charts of accounts.
Automatic detection of unmapped, conflicting, or newly added GL accounts before each consolidation run - preventing silent reporting gaps that surface only in final output.
Every mapping configuration versioned by effective period - allowing retrospective review of historical mapping while maintaining governance over future changes.
Mapping changes require approval before taking effect - with configurable approval levels by change type and a complete history of who approved what and when.
Separate mapping configurations per entity - each mapped to the group reporting taxonomy from their own chart of accounts structure, regardless of which ERP they use.
Exception detection and validation before each consolidation run eliminate the silent mapping errors that cause consolidation reruns and restatements.
Approved mapping applies automatically to every consolidation run - no manual application, no period-to-period inconsistency.
Every mapping configuration preserved by period - retrospective review and audit queries answered without manual reconstruction.
Unmapped and conflicting accounts flagged before the run starts - not discovered after consolidation completes when correction requires a full rerun.
SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, and Dynamics entities all mapped to the same group reporting taxonomy - from their own chart of accounts structures.
Full change history with approvals - auditors and transfer pricing reviewers access mapping history directly without manual reconstruction.
Ledger Taxonomy Mapper works standalone or as part of the complete Financial Consolidation platform - natively integrated with Consolidation & Reporting.
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