Close your books fast. Continuous Close
the end to the month-end
Your books should be closed every day, not in a scramble once a month. Continuous close is a new architecture that keeps your ledger accurate, complete, and reviewable at all times.
Your close shouldn't be a project
Legacy ERPs batch your transactions and process them at month-end. Rillet processes everything the moment it arrives. Here's what that changes.
Periodic Close
Every transaction waits in a queue.
Then allocation. Then accruals. Then recon.
Errors surface when there's no time to fix them.
The moment to act has already passed.
Reporting data that's 30 days old.
Days to close:
Continuous Close
Amortization, allocation, accruals post in real-time.
"AWS bill typically $15K. Suggest accrual?"
Errors caught when small, not after compounding.
Ask any financial question. Get today's answer.
Real-time data. Every day of the month.
Days to close:
Stop closing your books.
Start running them.
See how real-time architecture changes the way your team works.
Zero-Day Close
The fastest-growing companies trust Rillet to close their books continuously.
From fire drills to forward looking
Continuous close changes the job for every role in the finance org. Not just faster. Fundamentally different.
CFO / VP Finance
Answer board and business questions the same day they're asked. Run scenarios from an always-current foundation. Finance shapes decisions, not just reports on them.
FP&A
No more weeks of manual data assembly before planning begins. Forward-looking P&L available any time. Prepaid schedules, depreciation, contract revenue: already current.
Controller
Stop rebuilding the same data every month. The system processes continuously so you review, validate, and exercise judgment on clean, current numbers every day. Books are always audit-ready, and you stay in control.
What happens when your team gets the time back?
The close getting faster is the starting point. What matters is what your team does next.
"Rillet has been a total game changer for us. Their automations for revenue recognition, prepaid amortization, and cash reconciliation have shaved at least two days off our month-end close. I genuinely can’t imagine using any other accounting software again."
50 → 30 days
DSO reduction
Redesigned collections process with consistent monitoring
80%
Gross margin target established
Built pricing framework where none existed
Weekly
Cash visibility for leadership
Automated 13-week cash flow model from live data
One bill. Every downstream process. Instantly.
Here's just one example. When a bill syncs from Ramp, Rillet does all of this in the same moment. The same real-time processing applies across revenue recognition, fixed assets, intercompany, FX, and more.
Record + Allocate
The AP bill is recorded, department allocations are created, and journal entries post. All at once.
Amortize + Accrue
Prepaid schedules are generated. Accruals are proposed. AI scans for missed prepaids across your ledger.
Reconcile + Flag
Reconciliations update in real time. Review control agents flag unusual items immediately. Flux analysis reflects the new data.
FAQs
An accounting model where the ledger is accurate, complete, and reviewable at all times. Transactions are fully processed the moment they arrive. Month-end becomes a confirmation, not a scramble.
The opposite. Controls move upstream. They're enforced at transaction entry, not detected at month-end. Unusual journal entries are flagged the moment they're created. This is stronger SOX compliance, not weaker.
No. It requires a fundamentally different ledger architecture. Legacy ERPs are built on batch processing. You can't bolt real-time processing onto a sequential system. Rillet was designed from the ground up for this.
No. Your team still reviews, approves, and exercises judgment. AI makes posting faster and more accurate. The difference is your team works throughout the month on current data, not in a compressed sprint on stale data.
Auditors care about accuracy, documentation, and reviewability. Every change in Rillet is versioned and timestamped. Every deletion is logged. The audit trail builds as transactions happen, not after.
Get one step closer to zero-day close
Faster close, fewer spreadsheets, real-time data.