Read-only, in an afternoon
Your ERP, your contracts, your processors and banks.
Continuous accounts receivable assurance by governed AI agents. Every invoice ties to the contract that priced it, short-pays arrive scored with cited evidence, and nothing files or posts without human approval.
A growing company crosses thousands of monthly transactions across contracts, invoices, and processors like Stripe.
Contract terms sit in signed PDFs, so escalators and expired discounts stop reaching the invoice
Short-pays arrive as a remittance code with no support, and get written off untested
Processor payouts land net of fees, so cash ties to AR only by hand
Valid claims age past their window while the evidence that would prove them sits elsewhere
Your ERP, your contracts, your processors and banks.
Your trailing four quarters scanned on day zero, every finding evidenced.
Terms recomputed against every invoice.
Short-pay scored, evidence cited, claim drafted.
Most receivables software still runs on a month-end rhythm.
Rever backs each claim with the contract clause, the invoice, and the remittance, one click deep.
Claims, rebills, and customer notes leave the company, so they wait for a person.
Found dollars and posted dollars sit in separate columns, and the honesty ratio between them is public.
3 governed agents run accounts receivable. Each has a narrow charter and a public track record.
ties contract to invoice: escalators, expired discounts.
scores short-pays for validity, builds recovery packets.
ties every transaction to its documents, continuously.
| Dimension | Manual, month-end | Rever, continuous |
|---|---|---|
| Cadence | Once a month, after the fact | As invoices and payments land |
| Contract terms | Read once at signing | Recomputed against every invoice |
| Short-pays | A remittance code and a write-off | Scored for validity, clause attached |
| Processor payouts | Unpicked by hand | Matched to AR, net of fees |
| Claims | Rebuilt in each customer's format | In the counterparty format; your OK files it |
| Knowledge | In one person's head | Written rules, each citing its case, revocable |
Software that ties every invoice to the contract that priced it, matches payments and processor payouts to open receivables, and scores short-pays for validity before anyone writes them off. It turns the monthly chase into a standing control over what you are owed.
Deduction scores it against the contract, the invoice, and the customer's remittance advice. Rules run first, then models, then an investigating agent under hard caps of 25 lookups, 60 cents, and five minutes. Evidence comes back cited.
No. Agents prepare entries and claims, humans approve them, and only approved entries reach the ledger. Write permission does not exist in agent runtimes, so autonomous posting is structurally impossible, not just switched off.
Bank feeds, Stripe, Microsoft Dynamics 365, QuickBooks, and NetSuite are live. HubSpot and Rippling are shipping soon, with Intacct next. Every plan includes every connector we ship.
Connection is read-only and typically done in an afternoon. The zero-day scan then runs across your trailing four quarters and returns first findings within four hours, each with evidence attached.
Never. Not with consent, not in aggregate. What agents learn from your books serves your tenancy only, and self-hosted deployment is available for teams that keep everything inside their own perimeter.
Found dollars, evidenced, approved, and posted to EBITDA.
Statements matched, confirmations chased, disputes documented.
A 13-week view built on reconciled truth.
Connect read-only this afternoon. The zero-day scan returns your first evidenced findings within four hours, free.