Konsolidator launches financial data warehouse - Built for finance, not IT
Press release no. 3-2025 Copenhagen, June 3, 2025
Konsolidator launches financial data warehouse - Built for finance, not ITToday, Konsolidator announces the launch of its financial data warehouse, designed specifically for CFOs and finance teams. Built to tackle the data overload facing finance departments, the solution delivers structured, reliable data for reporting without relying on internal IT resources. Part of the product pillar from the company's 2025–2027 'Resilient Growth' strategy, the data warehouse utilizes Konsolidator's core expertise in financial reporting.
A new foundation for financial dataKonsolidator's financial data warehouse taps into Konsolidator's existing experience in financial reporting. The purpose of Konsolidator's financial data warehouse is to give finance professionals a clean, structured view of their data, ready for reporting and decision-making. Finance teams today face a clear problem: too much data, from too many systems, and no clear way to use it. ERP systems, CRMs, spreadsheets, and planning tools provide complexity instead of insight.
'It's no longer about access to data—it's about making sense of it. You need a solution built for finance, not developers,' says Lars Højer Paaske, Head of Product at Konsolidator.
A solution for teams without the internal IT resources
The financial data warehouse is designed for finance teams who want control over their data, without needing internal or external IT experts to build and maintain infrastructure. Fully integrated with Microsoft Fabric and Power BI, the solution enables advanced analytics, transaction-level transparency, and automated reporting workflows. Many companies lack the internal expertise to build or maintain a data warehouse. Konsolidator's hosted solution has built-in governance, security, and compliance—so finance teams can focus on insight, not infrastructure.
2025-2027 strategy: Broader product offerings
The financial data warehouse is, together with the upcoming FP&A tool, part of Konsolidator's broader 'Build, Buy or Partner' approach. It is one of four strategic pillars of the Resilient Growth strategy and the first step in launching The Konsolidator Suite—our new platform approach that gives finance teams end-to-end control over their data, from consolidation to reporting, and fits into a more holistic view of finance digital ecosystems.
We're building solutions that make CFOs better with reliable data, not just in the monthly reporting, but to feed into the overall strategy.
'This is the first step into something bigger,' says CEO Claus Finderup Grove. 'We're moving beyond 'just being a consolidation product' to become a central part of the entire finance department. We believe finance teams already have the right skills and data—they just need the right tools to use it.'Contacts
CEO: Claus Finderup Grove, mobile +45 2095 2988, cfg@konsolidator.com
CFO: Jack Skov, mobile +45 2282 8845, js@konsolidator.com
About KonsolidatorKonsolidator A/S is a financial consolidation software company whose primary objective is to make Group CFOs around the world better through automated financial consolidation and reporting in the cloud. Created by CFOs and auditors and powered by innovative technology, Konsolidator removes the complexity of financial consolidation and enables the CFO to save time and gain actionable insights based on key performance data to become a vital part of strategic decision-making. Konsolidator was listed on the Nasdaq First North Growth Market Denmark in 2019. Ticker Code: KONSOL
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