Fibady turns Tango journal entries into the P&L, balance sheet and cash flow of each entity and of the consolidated group, with budgets, metrics and an AI agent. The Tango connection is via API and syncs automatically.
How do you get the Tango journal into Fibady?
You export the period's journal from Tango with, at minimum, date, account, description, debit and credit; if the export also carries counterparty or cost centre, those are used too. You upload it to Fibady as CSV or Excel and the converter proposes the column mapping and the chart-of-accounts mapping. That mapping is saved, so the following loads take minutes.
What does a group on Tango gain with Fibady?
- Consolidation of several entities even if not all run Tango
- P&L with unlimited levels, dual currency and traceability to the entry
- Cash flow forecasting, budgets by area and AI agent
- $200 per entity per month, all included
How to start
- Authorise the API connection with Tango (or export the journal if you prefer).
- Upload it to Fibady; the converter proposes the column mapping.
- Map the chart of accounts (1–4 h). Following months load in minutes.
Tango
Live API · $200 per entity per month, no connector fee