Murgese Consolidate Pilot
Download Murgese Consolidate
For Windows. Download it now and run a group you have already filed through it, with no licence key, or ask us for it and we will send the installer with a key and the notes for the build.
Windows 10 or 11, 64 bit
Murgese Consolidate 1.44.0
A company sold during the year stays on the trial balance and acquisitions screens, with its disposal date offered in one press, and the date control was lost can be corrected or cleared from its row. An opening difference is recorded as what it is: a prior period adjustment, or a difference nobody can explain, carried on its own until it is accepted. The exchange rates screen asks for every month a company on its own year end is translated at.
Download for Windows 108 MB, published 7 October 2026
- File
Murgese-Consolidate-Setup-1.44.0.exe, 113,317,896 bytes- Signed by
- Murgese Ltd, Coventry
- SHA-256
3e177b82ca7d8523df42648cf38fadd58b5f1d5ac784d28e55b56e50ad40ae46
To check it in PowerShell: Get-FileHash .\Murgese-Consolidate-Setup-1.44.0.exe -Algorithm SHA256. If Windows or your browser warns about a new file, here is why, and what to do.
- Install it On the computer the group’s accounts are prepared on, with Windows 10 or 11, 64 bit. The installer is signed by Murgese Ltd. A new release can draw a warning from Windows or the browser the first time; this says what to check.
- Ninety days, one group With no licence key it runs for ninety days from the day it is installed, on one group. That is long enough to put a group you have already filed through it and compare what it produces with the signed accounts.
- A key to go on Consolidate is not on general sale yet. The pilot programme gives a licence free for the whole pilot; or ask below and we will tell you where it stands.
Ask for it
Or ask us for the installer and a key
Tell us whose groups you would use it on. We will send the installer with a link of your own, the notes for the build, and a licence key where one is due. The download above does not wait for any of this.
Would you rather talk it through first? Tell us what your groups look like: how many companies, whether any are abroad, and what you consolidate with today.