Wolters Kluwer Koncernprogram is a Sweden-focused consolidation solution that automates data imports, consolidation calculations and eliminations, and exports consolidated financial statements and merged notes to Excel and PDF.
Published Oct 15, 2026
Koncernprogram is a Sweden-local product and does not have a significant footprint on international review platforms (for example, G2 or TrustRadius) under this exact product name. Publicly available review evidence is therefore limited and skewed toward vendor-published case studies, general Wolters Kluwer reviews, and community discussions about other Wolters Kluwer products.
A Wolters Kluwer Sweden customer story about the accounting firm VALIDI references Capego products, including Capego Koncern. The vendor-authored story highlights integration, digital workflows, and vendor support; as vendor-authored material, the case study should be treated as marketing content and not an independently audited performance report.
Vendor material describes Capego as an integrated workflow across bokslut, skatt, digital signing, filing to Bolagsverket, and teamwork/document collection, with Koncern positioned as an add-on to support group accounts.
Not industry-specific; likely relevant where Swedish group reporting is common, such as manufacturing, real estate, and professional services.
Primary target customers are Swedish accounting firms (redovisningsbyråer), auditors, and finance teams preparing Swedish group financial statements (typically in a K3 reporting context), particularly organizations that already use Wolters Kluwer’s ecosystem (for example, Bokslut / Capego Bokslut).
The vendor positions the product as a solution intended to be faster than spreadsheet-based consolidation, with automation designed to reduce manual steps and sources of error.
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Vendor-authored material describes VALIDI (founded recently) adopting Capego Bokslut, Capego Skatt, and Capego Koncern to support monthly and annual closes, improve overview/reporting, and enable a digital workflow.
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What the case study illustrates:
Wolters Kluwer Koncernprogram (often referred to as Koncern) is a Sweden-focused consolidation solution designed to assist accounting professionals and finance teams in producing group accounts / consolidated financial statements (koncernbokslut/koncernredovisning). The vendor describes it as an alternative to spreadsheet-based consolidation workflows. The product provides automation for data imports, consolidation calculations, eliminations, and output to Excel/PDF, and integrates with Wolters Kluwer’s Swedish closing/annual report workflow.
Vendor product materials list key capabilities including automated data transfer/import, support for advanced calculations (for example, FX translation differences), process support throughout the consolidation workflow (from basic consolidation and acquisition analysis through eliminations), consolidated cash flow, and automatic merging of notes. The product exports “koncerntablåer” directly to Excel and can produce PDF output.