Why use FISL when there FI and CO?

Hello SDN,
when is it a need for companies to use FISL?
Thanks.
Adette

Hi Dave & Karthik ,
Thanks! points awarded.
Dear Dave,
So, I can say SL is allows for flexible analysis and reporing? If so, is there technically 2 sets of the same data, 1 in say GL and 1 in SL?
Dear Karthik,
By parallel ledgers, do you mean, a ledger in , for example GL, also replicated in SL but data shown in different currencies for reporting?
Regards
Adette
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