Procedures in this chapter

When you define your company structure, you should decide if you need one general ledger company or multiple general ledger companies. If you have multiple companies, then use these procedures to manage reporting and processing across companies.

Defining a Company Group	If you have multiple companies, you can group those companies to streamline processing, inquiry, analysis, and reporting. You can run many programs once for a company group instead of running the programs once for each company. See Defining a Company Group.
Defining Intercompany Relationships	If you have multiple companies and perform intercompany transactions in General Ledger or other Lawson applications, then you will need to define intercompany relationships. These relationships keep the companies in balance. See Defining Intercompany Relationships.