Your financials need
Structura.
The operating system for M&A. Structure, transform, and standardize financial data for reporting, deal advisory, and portfolio monitoring.
The problem
Different sources for multiple entities.
Hours to reconcile.
Every entity runs its own systems, its own account codes, its own logic. Consolidating them means manual mapping, formula-heavy spreadsheets, and one wrong cell away from starting over. AI makes an individual analyst faster, but the work between the raw exports, the trial balance, and the final report stays slow, lossy, and manual.
The foundation
Why not just
upload it to ChatGPT?
Because it will answer. Confidently. And you'll have no way to tell a real figure from an invented one, or to see who typed over the cell.
Structura's engine establishes what is true across your data. The AI only proposes where truth is missing, and a person approves it before it counts. Whatever moves a number after that, whether the engine, the AI, or a colleague, is recorded with who, when, and what changed. Every value can name its author.
Then connect the assistant you already use. It stops guessing: instead of reading a PDF and hoping, it queries the engine and gets the same answer you would. The model isn't the foundation. It's what you build on top of one.
- Known deterministically
- Gap or conflict, detected
- Proposed by AI
- Changed by a person
Every mark below the line is a recorded change: who, when, what.
Consolidation
Every source in.
One dataset out.
Import trial balances from every system in the deal. Structura maps each source into a shared set of dimensions, so exports that never agreed on a format converge into one consolidated dataset, ready for reporting, pro-forma analysis, or the investment committee.
Milano_TB · London_TB · Berlin_TB
- A source's own name
- Canonical Structura dimension
- Identity key
Account Code, Entity, and Period are identity dimensions: together they key each row, so re-importing a file updates it in place instead of duplicating it.
These six are the defaults. A workspace can define its own custom dimensions on top.
Smart account mapping
Different logic for every entity?
Structura maps them
all.
Structura resolves each account the same way every time: first from the structure in the file, then from the decision already made for that account elsewhere in the deal. Only what's left over goes to the AI, which proposes but never decides. You review, resolve conflicts, and commit.
Start from 592 pre-built account paths across five industry templates (retail, trading, manufacturing, SaaS, and professional services), or map straight into the clusters you already use.
Deterministic first. AI where it helps. A person on every call.
Scenarios
What if?
Find out safely.
Most platforms are static. Structura is alive. Every mapping, every upload, every adjustment lands in an immutable history. Want a pro-forma consolidation that drops one entity from the perimeter, or adds the acquisition you're modelling? Create a scenario, change the perimeter, compare the results. Your master data doesn't move until you decide it's final.
No more "v2_FINAL_FINAL." No lost edits. No black boxes.
| Account | main | cost-spike | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| COGS Cost of goods sold · 4 accounts | |||
| 531010001 Flour, semolina & yeast | 1,865,000 | 2,355,000 | +490,000 |
| 531010002 Tomato & canned tomatoes | 1,158,000 | 1,482,000 | +324,000 |
| 531010003 Mozzarella & dairy | 1,052,000 | 1,315,000 | +263,000 |
| 531010004 Cured meats & toppings | 728,000 | 910,000 | +182,000 |
Δ = cost-spike − main · FY25 · for COGS, an increase is unfavorable
Deal Intelligence
Ask Structura.
Or let your agent ask.
Ask across the whole consolidated dataset and the documents beside it: margin trends, anomalies, what changed between scenarios, what a contract actually says. Every answer comes from the engine and cites where it came from, so you can check it the way you'd check an analyst.
Ask across your numbers and the documents beside them.
Reporting
Dynamic
Excel exports.
Your work doesn't stop in the browser. Build reports with your own layout and live formulas, then export a workbook that keeps all the logic and structure intact, so you and your team continue the analysis in Excel instead of rebuilding it from scratch.
The Full Suite
Everything you need.
In one place.
Structura handles the heavy lifting of data prep, then combines structuring, AI-powered analysis, and reporting in one platform, so you never reconcile tools, outputs, or versions again.
Trust
Security & provenance
High-stakes deals need high-stakes controls. Encrypted data, isolated per workspace, and an immutable record of every change: who made it, when, and what moved.
Data room
Answers from documents
Ask across the contracts, statements, and reports sitting in the data room, not only the numbers in the trial balance.
Access
Roles & permissions
Role-based access control across the deal. Decide who can map, who can commit, and who can only read.
Sources
Connectors & formats
Upload trial balances in the shapes they already come in. Direct connectors to SAP, QuickBooks, and Xero are on the roadmap. If your deal runs on something else, tell us and we'll build for it.
Use cases
Built for your
M&A workflow.
From PE funds to advisory firms, Structura adapts to your process. Whether you're consolidating a buy-and-build, preparing an investment committee report, or structuring data for a financial due diligence, Structura gives you a foundation solid enough to build any output from.
Ready to prioritize insights over inputs?
Book a call or a private walkthrough of the platform.