Statistical accounts hold figures that are not money, such as headcount, room-nights, stores or units sold, next to the financial accounts. Because they sit in the same structure, a group can divide money by them to get measures such as revenue per employee, and roll them up across companies correctly.
Three KPI families that cover most groups, a worked month for two hotels, and the rule that stops a group figure being wrong: add the parts, then divide once.
What a statistical account is, which ones a group should keep, and why a group KPI is built by adding the parts and dividing once. A worked month, what Zoho's pages say, and where Finconsol fits.
A statistical account holds a number that is not money, such
Because the ratios that run a business divide money by them:
Add the top lines and the bottom lines across the companies,
Thirty minutes, on a group shaped like yours.
