Measure syncs your billing and revenue data directly into Rillet, so your accounting records stay current without manual data entry. When an invoice is created, a payment is received, or a revenue schedule updates, the corresponding records flow into Rillet automatically. No more month-end reconciliation marathons.
What does it do?
Measure pushes invoices, payments, credit notes, and journal entries into Rillet as they happen. Customer records sync so your chart of accounts reflects actual billing activity. Revenue recognition entries post to Rillet based on ASC 606 schedules that Measure calculates from your contracts. The data flows one direction: Measure is the source of truth for billing, Rillet is the destination for accounting.
Who is it for?
B2B SaaS companies using Rillet for accounting who want billing data to flow into their books without manual entry. Particularly valuable for finance teams that spend hours each month reconciling billing records with Rillet.
How it works
Connect your Rillet account in Measure's settings. Map your revenue accounts and configure how you want data categorized. From that point, Measure pushes billing and revenue data into QuickBooks automatically. Your accountant or controller works from Rillet as usual, but the data is already there and accurate.
One-way: Measure pushes data to Rillet. Measure is the source of truth for billing and revenue. Rillet is your accounting destination. This prevents sync conflicts and keeps both systems clean.
Automated daily sync runs every 24 hours. You can also trigger a manual sync anytime you need real-time updates, like before month-end close.
Yes. Tax rate mapping ensures calculations stay consistent between Measure invoices and Rillet records. Configure the mapping once and tax rates apply automatically.
Credit notes, refunds, and adjustments created in Measure sync to Rillet automatically alongside invoices and payments. Your books always match your billing activity.
