CLIENT
NDA
INDUSTRY
Financial Services
SERVICE
Global ERP Implementation, Compliance-Ready Financial Infrastructure
Industry Context
Scaling a FinTech business sounds exciting—new markets, more customers, diversified revenue. But behind the scenes, it’s often chaos. Fast-growing teams rely on spreadsheets, shared folders, or QuickBooks stitched together with duct tape and hope. Finance teams are stuck closing books manually, toggling between different local rules, currencies, and tax setups. Meanwhile, compliance expectations get stricter, and investors expect clean data, fast reporting, and proof that the business is in control.
This is the moment when a scrappy setup starts to slow things down. And for this FinTech firm, that moment had arrived.
Challenge
The client was expanding internationally but lacked the foundational systems to support it. Their financial operations were reactive, fragmented, and at risk of falling behind growth:
Manual Close Processes: Each subsidiary ran its books separately in spreadsheets and local accounting tools—leading to long, error-prone closings.
Inconsistent Compliance Handling: Tax logic and reporting rules varied by country, but there was no unified system for version control, updates, or visibility.
Limited Visibility: Leadership had no real-time view of global performance, and ad-hoc reports from controllers took days to compile.
Tool Limitations: Systems like QuickBooks and homegrown tools couldn’t support advanced reporting, automation, or scaling across time zones and currencies.
Our Solution
To enable sustainable growth and remove operational drag, we helped the client design and implement a global financial system using NetSuite OneWorld—tailored for high-growth, multi-entity FinTech companies.
Our work was delivered in four phases:
Key Achievements
Conclusion
Scaling globally shouldn’t feel like a balancing act between growth and compliance. With NetSuite OneWorld and Sphere’s tailored approach, this FinTech company went from reactive and fragmented to automated, audit-ready, and future-proof.
Whether you’re operating in two countries or twelve, the right financial backbone isn’t just nice to have—it’s essential. This case shows what happens when a fast-moving company finally builds the system that lets it move even faster, without dropping the ball.