Introducing Multi-Entity: Separate Books, One Business

Ambitious businesses use legal entities to separate liability, plan for taxes, bring in investors, and close acquisitions. A real estate operator holds each property in its own LLC. A founder runs an operating company alongside a holding company. A franchise owner runs eight locations. But accounting software built around compliance treats each of those entities as a separate customer, with its own login, subscription, and bill.

Multi-entity businesses have been left with two poor options: keep separate files for every entity and stitch the group together by hand, or move to an enterprise suite priced for a much larger company. For accounting firms, one client relationship becomes a set of disconnected accounts.

A legal entity is a structure you choose. It isn’t your business. Your accounting software should work the way you do.

Today, we're introducing Multi-Entity in Digits: one place to manage the books for your entire organization, no matter how many entities it involves.

One login for every entity

We built Multi-Entity for the full range of structures: real estate operators with an LLC per property, holdco/opco setups, SPVs, family offices managing several vehicles, finance teams that want per-entity reconciliation, and founders adding a second entity who don’t want to move to a platform they’ll outgrow. 

• For accounting firms, multi-entity clients appear as a single grouped organization, making it easier to manage their books without navigating disconnected accounts.

• For business owners, adding an entity is simple, with pricing designed to scale alongside your business. 

Each additional entity is FREE up to 250 transactions per year. After that, they're a steep discount from a full-priced subscription, and start at just $35 per month. Every entity runs on the Agentic General Ledger™ (AGL®), so transactions are categorized and reconciled continuously and each entity's books stay current 24/7 as activity comes in.

Consolidate with Reach Reporting

Running every entity in one place is the first step. The next is reporting on them as one business.

For that, we've partnered with Reach Reporting, a reporting platform built for firms and finance teams with dashboards, financial statements, budgets, forecasts, and consolidated reporting across entities. Connect your Digits entities to Reach, and it rolls them into one consolidated view, with drill-down from the group total back to any single entity.

Consolidations are only ever as good as the books beneath them. Because every entity in Digits is already booked and reconciled, Reach is always working from current data, turning those live books into the consolidated picture leadership can act on. Firms spend less time checking whether the data is ready and more time on the picture it shows.

“With Digits and Reach together, a client gets one picture of the business. Powerful dashboards and sophisticated reporting from Reach pair brilliantly with AI-native accounting from Digits.”

— Justin Hatch, CEO, Reach Reporting

Bring every entity under one roof 

Entities are how ambitious businesses protect and grow what they’ve built. Your software should keep up with them, not multiply with them.

Running more than one entity? Bring them all into one Digits organization. Your next entity is free for its first 250 transactions a year.

Managing multi-entity clients? Group each client’s entities under one organization on your firm dashboard.

Need the consolidated picture? Connect your entities to Reach Reporting.

Multi-Entity is available today for all Digits customers and accounting firms.