Complex revenue recognition models
From flat rate to usage based and milestone pricing model, Rillet automatically posts the accurate revenue recognition to your general ledger.
Use flexible pricing models
Rillet adapts to your business and revenue pattern. Whether sell digital products, services or usage-based transactions, we have you covered.
Generate deferred revenue automatically
By defining the service period of a product on a contract or invoice, the accurate deferred revenue is automatically created.
Be ASC606 compliant
Rillet avoids headaches by automatically posting the necessary ASC606 allocations depending on your revenue policy.
Automated revenue recognition
Seamlessly connect your CRM with Rillet to sync closed won contracts. Rillet automatically generates a revenue recognition pattern based on the product and service periods. Review and approve the contract details before they are posted to your general ledger.
Comprehensive customer revenue insights
Access a comprehensive view of key financial metrics for each customer, including revenue, invoicing, deferred revenue, usage data and MRR/ARR, all in one centralized per customer view.
Revenue waterfall and deferred revenue schedule
Stay away from these nearly-impossible to maintain excel files. Rillet is natively built for complex revenue models and integrates both revenue waterfall and deferred revenue schedule.
Contracts amendments made easy
Amend in-flight contracts in just a few clicks. From the list of products and their price to the invoicing and revenue schedules, all aspects of the contract can be adjusted. All changes are automatically reflected in the general ledger, keeping everything accurate and up to date.
Marketplace revenue synchronized
Rillet is ideally suited for companies that sell access to their platform via online marketplace. It automatically synchronizes invoices, payments, refunds, usage, and service fees, recording them directly in the general ledger without requiring any manual intervention.
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