RevRec EngineRevRec Engine

ASC 606 automation · Bring your own accountant

Read the contract.
Post to your GL.

RevRec Engine reads your contracts, drafts the revenue schedule, and posts the journal entries straight to your accounting system — with a documented ASC 606 read behind every number. Your CPA reviews and makes the call.

No demo. No sales call. Self-serve when the doors open.

How it works

From contract to journal entry in three steps.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Sign in with Google. Connect Stripe and QuickBooks in 60 seconds each. We read your subscriptions, invoices, and chart of accounts. You don't reconfigure anything.

  2. 02

    606 Read

    Drag in signed contracts from DocuSign, your inbox, or your desktop. Claude reads every clause and drafts the ASC 606 treatment in plain English — performance obligations, allocation, recognition pattern, every judgment flagged with confidence + citation. We call this the 606 Read.

  3. 03

    Approve

    Review the analysis with your CPA. One click to approve. We post the journal entries to QuickBooks every month and generate the workpaper your auditor will ask for — every judgment traced to a signed template and an approval timestamp. You get your weekends back.

Plugs into the stack you already use.

  • Stripe
  • QuickBooks
  • HubSpot
  • DocuSign

Coming next: Salesforce, Adobe Sign, Xero, Gmail forwarding, Puzzle, Rillet, Attio, Mercury, Brex.

Security

It's your financial data. The controls came first.

  • Append-only audit trail

    Every action is recorded — who, what, when, from where — in a log that can't be edited or deleted. Exportable for your auditor.

  • Isolation enforced in the database

    Row-level security on every table. Your data is walled off below the application layer, not just behind it.

  • Maker-checker by design

    Nothing posts to your GL without a named reviewer's sign-off. Preparing and approving are separate jobs.

  • Closed periods stay closed

    Once a period is hard-closed, the database itself refuses edits. Corrections are reversals in the next open period — on the record.

We're pre-SOC 2 and we say so plainly. The controls above are built and documented now, so the independent audit — targeted for 2027 — verifies what exists instead of retrofitting it.

How we handle your data

Who built this

Built by Chris, a CPA.

I'm a CPA who spent years inside SaaS finance teams. I watched founders ship incredible products and then panic when their auditor asked about ASC 606. I watched controllers spend 60 hours a month on spreadsheets that broke every quarter.

The existing tools required either a $30K/year enterprise commitment or a manual data-entry slog. So I built the rev rec tool I wished existed when I was helping my clients.

RevRec Engine is not a billing platform. It's not a CFO. It's the missing layer between the contracts you sign and the journal entries that hit your books. AI reads. You approve. We post.

Read my story

From the journal

Plain-English ASC 606.

Your next board prep deserves more than a 47-tab spreadsheet.

Read the journal below for ASC 606 deep-dives.

Read the journal