What dimension is Vertical Extensibility entirely driven off of?

Vertical Extensibility in the context of OneStream’s Chart of Accounts (COA) is primarily driven by the Entity dimension. This means that the structure and hierarchy of financial data can vary depending on the specific entities involved. Each entity may have its own unique needs, which can require a tailored approach to reporting and data management.

By utilizing the Entity dimension, organizations can ensure that the financial reporting framework accommodates the specific requirements of each business unit, allowing for a more flexible and comprehensive reflection of their financial performance. This adaptability is crucial for multinational corporations or organizations that operate in various business segments, as it allows for targeted analysis and reporting that aligns with the distinct operational or financial situations of each entity.

The other dimensions, while important in their own contexts, do not drive Vertical Extensibility in the same way that the Entity dimension does. For instance, the Time dimension reflects periods of reporting, the Account dimension pertains to the specific financial accounts being analyzed, and the Scenario dimension is related to the type of financial projections or actuals being reviewed. However, for the purpose of extending or customizing the financial structure vertically, the Entity dimension is the key driver.