About ECS

Helping finance teams build reporting they can trust—and own.

ECS was built around a simple belief: most reporting challenges are not caused by a lack of tools. They are caused by a lack of trust, structure, and ownership.

Across finance teams, we repeatedly saw the same pattern. Reports existed, dashboards existed, and data was available—but teams still struggled to reconcile outputs, trust the numbers, and maintain reporting over time.

That gap is what ECS was created to address.

Our Point of View

We believe better reporting does not come from adding more tools or generating more outputs.

It comes from creating a structured approach to validating data, reconciling key reports, and enabling internal teams to take ownership of the reporting process.

That is why ECS focuses not only on improving reporting, but on helping organizations build the internal capability to sustain it.

What Makes ECS Different

ECS combines deep Infor experience with a practical, finance-focused methodology designed for real-world reporting environments.

As a certified Infor partner, we understand the complexity of financial data across general ledger, subledgers, reporting layers, and operational tools. But our value is not just technical familiarity.

We work in a way that helps clients:

identify where reporting breaks down
define what needs to tie out
validate outputs against source systems
improve reporting through guided execution
build internal ownership over time

Our goal is not to create dependency.
Our goal is to help clients gain confidence in their numbers and the ability to maintain that confidence going forward.

Who We Work With

We work with finance teams, controllers, reporting owners, and organizations that need stronger trust in reporting and a more sustainable approach to close-related reporting processes.

Many of the teams we support operate in Infor CloudSuite environments, though our approach applies more broadly wherever finance teams are working to improve reporting accuracy, reconciliation, and ownership.

How We Define Success

We define success as more than improved reports.

Success means:

reporting that ties to source systems
clearer reconciliation processes
better confidence in outputs
stronger internal ownership
a reporting environment that continues to improve over time

That is the standard we work toward with every engagement.

Want to see how ECS approaches reporting trust?