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DualEntry wants to give finance its month back
An expensive ERP ordeal sent two founders into the accounting software business. Their wager: a better ledger begins with a less painful move.
Maxio and the Invoice That Changed Everything
Before Maxio became a platform for SaaS and AI finance, one of its predecessors learned a useful lesson: people admire a quarterly dashboard, but they pay to fix a daily headache.
Trullion and the Number That Wouldn’t Explain Itself
A lease can hide the fact an accountant needs on page 73. Trullion’s bet is that software should find it, calculate the consequence, and keep the evidence close enough for an auditor to argue back.
The Invoice Was the Clue: How Subscript Followed SaaS Money Back to the Contract
Subscript began by untangling subscription metrics. Then it followed the mess upstream - into bespoke contracts, hybrid billing, revenue schedules, and the awkward question of who still owes you money.
The Deal Was Signed. Then the Spreadsheet Took Over.
Turnstile is betting that the most dangerous moment in a software sale comes after everyone celebrates - when a human must translate a bespoke contract into a bill that is actually correct.
The Ledger That Refused to Forget
Quanta’s cleverest idea is also its least glamorous: before an AI can explain the books, somebody has to make the books worth explaining.
Zuora Sold the Subscription Economy. Now It Has to Bill the AI Economy.
The company that turned recurring billing into a management philosophy is private again - and betting that AI will make the meter, invoice and ledger more complicated than ever.
Chargebee Wants to Turn Billing From Back-Office Chore Into a Pricing Lab
The Chennai-born software company spent years making recurring invoices less painful. Now it is betting that the hardest part of the AI economy will not be building products - it will be deciding how, when and what to charge.
BillingPlatform Bet That Every Pricing Experiment Becomes Finance's Problem - Now It Wants AI to Untangle the Bill
The Colorado software company built a business around an awkward truth: flexible pricing creates rigid accounting headaches. Its answer is one configurable system from usage event to journal entry - useful when the mess is genuinely enterprise-sized.
Campfire Is Betting Your Next CFO Will Fire the 1990s ERP - and Keep a Human on the Books
After surviving an acquisition with the books trapped in spreadsheets, John Glasgow built the finance system he wished he had. Campfire now wants to replace the old ERP without asking accountants to surrender the controls.
The Billing Engine Behind Your Netflix Habit Just Taught Itself to Think
For 24 years Aria Systems has quietly answered one boring, load-bearing question for the world's biggest companies: how do you charge millions of customers correctly, every month, without the whole thing falling over?
Blue Onion
Blue Onion is a New York-based fintech company that builds an automated financial subledger and reconciliation platform for e-commerce and retail brands. Its data engine ingests transactions from order systems, payment processors, marketplaces and bank accounts, then reconciles every order, payout, fee, refund and deposit into a single source of truth - letting finance teams close their books daily with guaranteed accuracy and feed clean, structured financial data into AI workflows.
Zenskar
Zenskar is an AI-native billing and revenue automation platform for complex B2B businesses. It combines usage-based billing, revenue recognition (ASC 606/IFRS 15), collections, usage metering and SaaS analytics into a single order-to-cash system, layering AI agents on top so finance teams can automate invoicing, dunning and month-end close without engineering support. Founded in 2021 by Apurv Bansal and Saurabh Agarwal, the New York-based company has raised roughly $24-63M and serves SaaS, cloud infrastructure, AI and fintech companies with dynamic pricing, prepaid credits, multi-entity and multi-currency needs.
RightRev
RightRev is a revenue recognition and automation platform for the office of the CFO, built to handle the messiest parts of ASC 606 and IFRS 15 compliance at high transaction volume. Founded in 2020 by Jagan Reddy - the accountant-turned-founder who built the original RevPro/Leeyo revenue engine later acquired by Zuora - the company sells both a standalone, API-first product and a native Salesforce Revenue Cloud application, plus an AI layer called Revi. It ingests contracts, orders, invoices and usage data from upstream billing and CPQ systems, applies configurable revenue rules, and produces journal entries, waterfalls and audit-ready reports. Backed by Norwest, Salesforce Ventures, Snowflake Ventures, Innovius Capital and Cheyenne Ventures, RightRev has raised more than $31 million and counts Snowflake, Drata, Epicor, Docebo, CAE and LogicMonitor among its customers.
Rillet
Rillet is an AI-native ERP built by accountants that automates the month-end close, recognizes revenue in real time, and surfaces SaaS metrics directly from the general ledger. Founded by former N26 US CEO Nicolas Kopp and CTO Stelios Modes, the San Francisco company positions itself as a modern replacement for legacy systems like NetSuite and QuickBooks, letting finance teams close their books in days instead of weeks. Backed by Sequoia, Andreessen Horowitz, and ICONIQ, Rillet has raised over $100M and serves 500+ scaling companies.
Tabs
Tabs is an AI-native revenue platform that automates the contract-to-cash cycle for B2B finance and accounting teams. Its AI agents read messy customer contracts, generate and send invoices, chase collections, reconcile payments, and handle revenue recognition - turning manual back-office work into software. Founded in 2023 in New York by operators from Latch, Tabs serves 200+ customers including Cursor and Statsig, and raised a $55M Series B led by Lightspeed in September 2025, bringing total funding past $91M.
Orb
Orb is a modern billing platform that helps software and AI companies turn raw product usage into revenue. Instead of being built around rigid subscriptions and contracts, Orb starts by ingesting real usage events and lets teams define any pricing logic on top - usage-based, seat-based, token-based, or hybrid. Founded by former Asana engineers who were tired of pricing changes taking months, Orb powers billing for companies like Vercel, Replit, Pinecone, and Perplexity.
RecVue
RecVue is a Palo Alto-based enterprise software company building an AI-powered Revenue Operating System (RevOS) that sits between CRM and ERP to automate billing, revenue recognition, and partner settlements for complex subscription and usage-based businesses. Founded in 2015 by Nishant Nair, RecVue today manages over $100 billion in annual revenue for customers including Hertz, ACI Worldwide, Textainer, and General Assembly.