Whether you can see it and trust it.

Reporting, reconciliation, and accounting integration — plus the integration, event, reliability, and infrastructure layer every one of them quietly depends on.

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What this covers

Revenue Reporting & Analytics

MRR and ARR, cohorts, churn split into voluntary and involuntary, AR aging, failed-payment dashboards, unit economics, and exec reporting — built off the billing system rather than assembled by hand.

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Reconciliation

Processor to ledger to accounting, payouts and fees, refunds and disputes, and a month-end close that doesn't run on manual exports.

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Accounting & Ledger Integration

Chart of accounts mapping, journal entry sync into QuickBooks, Xero, or NetSuite, deferred revenue and ASC 606 support, fee and payout posting, and a close calendar.

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Compliance Engineering

PCI SAQ scoping driven by your checkout and POS architecture, SOC 2 control implementation and evidence, auto-renewal law, and privacy obligations on billing data — decided before the build, not discovered after it.

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Connecting the systems.

Payments, CRM, product, booking, and accounting connected — direct integration versus iPaaS, with sync rules and explicit field ownership so two systems never both think they're right.

Events you can trust.

Ingestion, idempotency, ordering, retries and dead-letter handling, replay, signature verification, and event-driven billing state — so a missed webhook doesn't become a wrong invoice.

When money events fail.

Monitoring and alerting on money events, webhook and payout failure handling, test and live separation, runbooks, incident response, and scale.

The infrastructure underneath.

IaC, CI/CD, environments, backup and disaster recovery, high availability, and cost — scoped to the systems revenue runs through.

Whether you can see it and trust it.

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