Reventis reads the accounting documents of your business, proposes each entry with GST/QST, and records it in QuickBooks Online after you approve it in the Daily Review. The agent does, you approve.
Product under construction · Open by invitation · Acomba, Sage 50, Dynacom and Xero later
Example
Daily Review · 3 proposals
Électricité Rivard
6100 Electricity — GST/QST
ProposedScribe
Fournitures Lambert
6300 Office supplies — GST/QST
ProposedScribe
Station Boréal
6210 Fuel — probable duplicate
To check
Approve
Example — illustration documents, no real data
How it works
Three steps. Only one is yours.
You upload or forward your documents: supplier invoices, receipts, statements. The Relève agent reads them and pulls out the supplier, the date, the amounts and the taxes. It also says what it could not read.
Example
Document read · Relève
Supplier
Fournitures Lambert
Date
Read from the document
Taxes
GST/QST picked up
Not read
The purchase order number
Example — illustration documents, no real data
For each document, the Écritures agent prepares an entry: the account, GST/QST, the attachment. It writes what it understood and what it doubts.
Example
Entry proposed · Écritures
Account
6300 Office supplies
Taxes
GST/QST carried separately
Attachment
The invoice read, linked to the entry
Doubt
Account to be confirmed by you
Proposed
Example — illustration documents, no real data
In the Daily Review, you read, correct and approve. Only then does the Liaison agent record the entry in QuickBooks Online. Nothing becomes final without a person.
Example
Approved by you · Liaison
Approval
Recorded with its author and its time
Recording
In your QuickBooks Online
Read-back
Reventis reads back what was recorded
Log
Action dated and signed, readable
Recorded
Example — illustration documents, no real data
What about reconciliation?
Reventis prepares the reconciliation: it matches what it can and shows you the rest. It does not do it for you.
This is Reventis
See the whole thing, start to finish.
A document read. An entry proposed with its taxes. A person who approves. An entry recorded in QuickBooks Online. The agent does, you approve.
Reads your documents and extracts the data. Flags what it could not read.
Écritures
Switchable
Prepares each entry with GST/QST. Never records it itself.
Daily Review
Your work table: yesterday’s leftovers first, then today’s proposals. You are the one who starts the run.
Liaison
Switchable
Records in QuickBooks Online the entries you approved, and only those.
Scribe and Vérif
Always on
Scribe writes every action to a log you can read back. Vérif re-reads each proposal before it reaches your Review. They are never turned off.
The Daily Review
Nothing becomes final without you.
Every morning you start Reventis, the Daily Review shows you what was left from yesterday first, then what the agents propose today. You read, you correct, you approve. An entry you have not approved does not exist in your software.
You correct
An account to change? You change it; the agent takes note.
You leave a standing instruction
An exception? You write the rule once; it holds next time, for that company.
You read the log
Every agent action is dated and signed. You can trace it back to the document.
You do the approving
Your turn: hover a line to see the document, then approve the first one.
Example — Quincaillerie Dubé inc. is a fictional company; no real data.
What the agent never decides
The final account, the recording date, and when the system runs. You are the one who starts it.
Who it’s for
For the business, and for the person who keeps its books.
The owner
You keep your own books. You drop off your documents through the week; Reventis prepares each entry with GST/QST. You approve in the Daily Review, and QuickBooks Online is up to date with what you approved.
You keep the company’s books in-house. Reventis reads the documents and proposes; you correct, you leave standing instructions, and you keep the last word on every entry, without re-keying. Your outside accountant finds every entry with its document and its approval.
Reventis does not replace your accounting software and does not keep a separate ledger. After your approval, it records the entries in the software you already use.
QuickBooks Online
Now
Canadian companies.
Acomba
Later
The link is still to be built.
Sage 50
Later
The link is still to be built.
Dynacom
Later
The link is still to be built.
Xero
Later
The link is still to be built.
No date promised. The changelog will say when.
The limits, written down
What Reventis never does.
Money never leaves
Reventis pays nothing, transfers nothing and touches no bank account.
Payroll is never calculated
No wages, no deductions, no slips.
No entry is recorded without approval
A proposal stays a proposal until a person approves it.
Reconciliation is not done for you
Reventis prepares it; you finish it in your software.
Nothing runs on its own
You start the run, when you decide to.
Nothing is sold or paid for on this site
The product is open by invitation.
Your data
Stored in Canada. Read by the model in the United States. No training.
Your documents and your entries are stored in Canada. To read them and propose an entry, the language model processes them in the United States, at Anthropic, without them being used to train it. We write it plainly because that is how it works today.
Person in charge of the protection of personal information: Victor Moroni, founder, Reventis Technologies — bonjour@reventis.io.
A drawing, not a measurement: the three moments, in order.
Changelog
What changed, dated.
The product moves forward in the open. Here are the last five entries, taken from the code repository history.
Fix
Old website addresses now point to the new ones
Addresses shared before the redesign answer with a permanent redirect instead of a page not found.
New
QuickBooks Online: reading accounts, suppliers and tax codes
In a sandbox, Reventis reads the chart of accounts, the suppliers and the tax codes of a QuickBooks Online file. No client company is connected to it; recording entries after approval is the work in progress.
New
Bilingual public website
Quebec French at the root, full English under /en, a navigation bar with the sections and the “Request a demo” button.
Improvement
Scheduled jobs down from 23 to 4
Twenty-three jobs used to fire on their own; four remain, the ones the product cannot do without. The rest starts from an action by the technician.
Improvement
Public website without prices or payments
The home page says what the product is: the agent does, you approve. No prices, nothing to buy online, the limits written as facts.