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Centralised clients, entities, trust structures with activities and tasks management and clear structure diagrams. Document management and automated document production.
Multi-entity bookkeeping, portfolio accounting and investment transactions managed in one platform, with banking and Landytech integration supporting reconciliation, reporting and final accounts.
Time recording and billing are managed within the same platform, integrated with practice accounts and financial reporting to provide clear visibility and control across the business.
Pre-built workflows with visualisations support everyday operational tasks. Quantios AI applied directly to analyse and provide insights, with optional agentic capabilities available to extend automation.
Issues are identified early through continuous data quality monitoring and centralised risk management. Automated statutory and regulatory reporting via eFileConnect.
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Quantios Core
Compliance Made Simple with eFileConnect
Automate statutory and regulatory filings directly from trusted Quantios Core data, centralising oversight and reducing complexity as requirements evolve.
Integrated by design.
Built around Quantios Core, each capability is directly integrated to maintain a single source of truth.
Quantios Academy brings it together for confident, effective use.
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FAQs
Entity management refers to the processes and tools used to oversee and administer a company’s legal entities (e.g. corporation subsidiaries, LLCs, partnerships, or trusts) from initial company formation. This includes maintaining compliance with regulations, managing governance documents, tracking regulatory filings, and ensuring accurate record-keeping. It is critical for businesses to avoid legal penalties, streamline complex governance tasks, and centralise entity-related data. Without proper entity management, organisations risk operational inefficiencies, regulatory compliance breaches, and disjointed decision-making.
Entity management software automates compliance tracking, ensuring deadlines for filings (e.g., annual returns, tax submissions) are never missed via efficient document storage and management. It stores governance documents (e.g. certificates, board resolutions) securely, provides audit trails, and generates real-time reports for stakeholders. By centralising entity data and automating reminders, the software reduces human error, simplifies audits, and ensures adherence to local and global regulations; vital for multinational corporations or businesses with complex structures.
Key features to look for include:
- Document management: Secure storage and version control for legal documents.
- Company secretarial tools: Scheduling and automated alerts for filing deadlines, tracking regulatory compliance filings.
- Role-based access: Permissions to protect sensitive data.
- Reporting tools: Customisable dashboards for stakeholders and automated AEOI reporting.
Integration capabilities: APIs to sync with accounting, business management, CRM, or ERP systems.Scalability, user-friendly interfaces, and robust customer support are also essential for adapting to evolving business needs.
Yes, entity management platforms such as Quantios Core offer integration with technology partners via APIs or pre-built connectors. They can sync with business management software (e.g. Microsoft Dynamics 365), CRM systems (e.g. Salesforce), or ERP solutions (e.g. SAP) to streamline data flow. This eliminates manual data entry, reduces data duplication, minimising errors, and ensures consistency across platforms. For example, updates to entity ownership in the system can automatically reflect in both financial and compliance reports.
Primary users include:
- Compliance officers: Monitoring regulatory requirements.
- CFOs and finance teams: Tracking entity-related financial obligations.
- Legal teams: Managing entity registrations, compliance, and governance.
- Company secretaries: Overseeing regulatory filings, board meetings, and statutory records.
The Quantios Core platform’s collaborative features also allow cross-departmental access, ensuring HR, tax, and operational teams stay aligned with entity data.