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Straightforward configuration
Intuitive setup from products to assets, from billing to invoicing, and from revenue to depreciation. Powerful settings, flexible options.
- Workflow rules based on asset and billing activity
- Product-level defaults apply intelligently
- Smart data flows minimize workload
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Recognize revenue in minutes New
Set your defaults, let software handle the heavy lifting. Rev rec designed for complex hardware contract accounting under ASC 842 and ASC 606.
- No more guesswork or manual process
- Fast monthly close with dozens of hours saved
- Audit trail broken down for every line item
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Effortless depreciation New
Equipment takes care of itself. Asset accounting for hardware-as-a-service (HaaS) made simple for owned, leased, and sold devices.
- Device events trigger depreciation automatically
- Multiple models supported under ASC 360
- Simple export or data push for journal entries
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Stress-free audits
Hardware-as-a-service (HaaS) accounting has never been more straightforward. Audit-ready financials at your fingertips with an integrated event trail.
- P&L build from the line-item and asset level
- History events lay out activity for every asset
- Integrated tracking means only one click needed
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Integrate effortlessly
Connect natively with commonly used ERP and accounting platforms. Powerful connectors make reading and writing journal entries simple.
Data import, flat file export, and a secure API make it easy to push or pull data to the right place.
Call us to discuss your system integration needs.
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Unlocking revenue: Why MSPs should offer hardware-as-a-service (HaaS)
HaaS 100 (early November 2024)