The multi-dimensional tagging capabilities are game-changing - I can tag balance sheet transactions across contracts, which QuickBooks simply cannot do. The contracts module and revenue waterfall replaced our single FPA spreadsheet and now I can pull contracted revenue data in seconds instead of managing messy manual reconciliations. The prepaid amortization module is seamless - you just put in the dates and there's no schedule to maintain. We went from closing by the 15th to targeting the 5th, saving 40-50 hours of manual work each month.

Rillet has native integrations with Salesforce and Stripe, this allows us to have a clear picture of revenue by customer. I used to spend multiple days each month calculating that information, juggling between CSV downloads and complex formulae in several spreadsheets. Deferred revenue was a nightmare to parse. Now revenue by customer and deferred revenue calculations are all automated and a breeze to navigate within Rillet. Rillet's prepaid automation is super handy too. Ditching my Excel based supporting schedule for prepayments has been a boon to my month end processes. The Stripe reconciliation engine reconciles payouts and fees automatically. The Rillet team is rolling out new updates to the platform weekly, and it's been great to see how the product has evolved since we started working with them.

Rillet let us build our finance stack from scratch—the right way. As CFO, I’ve worked with NetSuite (bloated, expensive) and QuickBooks (rigid, limited). Rillet is in a different category entirely. The platform is fast, intuitive, and beautifully modern. I now have real-time visibility into our financials, our bank data flows in automatically, and our Stripe integration just works. Their team also understands accounting. I’ve never had an ERP implementation feel this white-glove: they handled the heavy lifting, helped me design the chart of accounts, and were a Slack message away the entire time. As a one-person finance team, that support has been invaluable.