Talentia
Puteaux finance and CPM suite for mid-sized groups in southern Europe
Quick Overview
| Company | Talentia Software Group SAS |
|---|---|
| Category | Financial Consolidation Software |
| Headquarters | Puteaux, France |
| Founded | 1988 |
| EU Presence | Yes - France (EU) |
| Data Location | not stated on the pages we read |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | not stated |
| Main Features | Consolidation and publishing of consolidated data, data model unification, closing automation, budget and forecast, ESG reporting, inter-company reconciliations, multi-entity accounting |
| Pricing | No prices shown on the pages we read; demo on request |
| Best For | Mid-sized groups in France, Italy, Spain and Portugal that want accounting and consolidation from one vendor |
| Replaces | OneStream, Planful |
Detailed Review
Talentia Software Group is a French simplified joint-stock company (SAS) with share capital of 57,779,453 euros, seated at 20 place de la Défense in Puteaux and registered at the Nanterre trade register under 534 858 220. The legal notice names the firm as publisher of the site.
The website says Talentia has helped finance teams across Europe since 1988 and that more than 2,000 companies worldwide use its solutions. Its finance range sits next to a separate HR range.
CPM functions in Talentia
Talentia lists five CPM topics: consolidating and publishing data, unifying the data model, speeding up finance team production, budget and forecast optimisation and ESG reporting. A sixth item covers automatic elimination of flows and balances between group companies.
The vendor claims that its closing automation can cut closing times by up to 50 percent.
Accounting and audit modules
Talentia also sells multi-entity accounting, customer and supplier invoice digitisation, and internal audit and control modules. These sit under the same finance suite as the CPM tools.
The pages describe multi-entity, multi-currency and multi-legislation environments, which suits groups with local statutory ledgers.
Talentia as a European alternative to OneStream
Talentia suits groups that want a French vendor and a combined accounting plus consolidation stack. It publishes no pricing, no hosting country and no list of supported standards on the pages we read.
OneStream shows broader platform and AI claims, so Talentia fits best where mid-market scope is enough.
Limitations to Consider
Talentia shows no prices, hosting location or accounting-standard list on the pages we read. The legal notice states that the website is hosted by an Italian provider, but that covers the website only, not the software. Teams needing certified German reporting should also check Lucanet or Corporate Planning.
Who Should Use Talentia
Finance leaders at mid-sized groups in southern Europe who want one vendor for ledger, close and consolidation and are fine with a demo-led sales process.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- French SAS with share capital and trade register number in the legal notice
- Consolidation, inter-company reconciliation and ESG reporting listed as separate CPM topics
- Multi-entity, multi-currency and multi-legislation set-up stated
- Same vendor offers ledger, audit and control modules
- Site available in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish and Portuguese
Cons
- No pricing on the pages we read
- Hosting country of the software not stated
- No list of consolidation standards found
- Closing-time claim of up to 50 percent is a vendor statement without method
Alternatives to Talentia
Other European financial consolidation software worth comparing before you decide:
See all European financial consolidation software or compare them directly against OneStream on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Talentia Software Group is a French SAS that sells consolidation, budgeting and ESG reporting for finance teams. OneStream is a US platform with a wider AI scope.
Talentia lists consolidation and publishing of consolidated data, data model unification, inter-company reconciliations and closing automation. The pages we read do not list the supported accounting standards.
No. The pages we read show no prices and point to a demo request.