Who it’s for

For the business, and for the person who keeps its books.

Two ways of keeping the books, one rule: the agent does, you approve.

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.

What changes in a week

You drop off your documents in whatever format you have: photo, PDF, forwarded email.
Reventis prepares the entries with GST/QST, and says what it could not read.
You approve in the Daily Review; QuickBooks Online is up to date with what you approved.

The bookkeeper

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.

What changes in a week

Your standing instructions, written once, hold next time.
One Daily Review each time you start, one log of every action.
The last word on every entry, without re-keying.

For both

What neither of them has to worry about.

Money never leaves
Reventis pays nothing and transfers nothing. A person pays, at their bank.
Payroll is never calculated
It stays with your payroll provider; the agent can track its deadlines, nothing more.
Nothing runs on its own
You start the run. Nothing runs without a person having asked for it.

Let’s talk about how you work.

A demonstration on your own company’s documents. Access by invitation.

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For the business, and for the person who keeps its books.

The owner

The bookkeeper

What neither of them has to worry about.

Money never leaves

Payroll is never calculated

Nothing runs on its own

Let’s talk about how you work.