Product hub

For organisations reporting under FRS 101, the regulatory landscape has shifted considerably. While the standard itself has long provided a stable reduced disclosure framework for qualifying entities within groups, recent amendments and the advent of IFRS 18 mean that finance teams cannot afford to stand still.

The introduction of IFRS 18: Presentation and Disclosure in Financial Statements marks one of the most significant changes to IFRS reporting in recent years. Effective for annual reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027, the new standard will reshape how organisations present financial performance and disclose key information in their financial statements.

For finance teams operating across multiple regions, year-end reporting season often means juggling a patchwork of disconnected tools - one system for the UK, another for the US, spreadsheets bridging the gaps in between. The result is a process that's slower, riskier and harder to control than it needs to be.

The upcoming FRS 102 changes in the UK are set to reshape financial reporting for thousands of entities, with updates applying to accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2026.

Automation brings consistency, speed and reliability to every financial statement review.

Why leading firms are rethinking the “last mile” of the audit.

Free your audit teams from manual data work so they can focus on analysis and client insight.

Empower your audit team to work smarter with AI-driven transaction testing in Excel.

Discover how AI’s past, from early ideas to deep learning, is shaping the future of work.

Can cloud accounting software be the solution to your office bugbears.