Three jobs, done with receipts
Reconcile everything. Close in three days. Recover what leaked. Underneath, an architecture your auditor will enjoy.
Continuous reconciliation
Month-end, assembled
The findings engine
Nine rooms. Zero dead ends.
Rever is organized like the department it works for. You will see reconciliations, journals, findings, and approvals, and every number links back to its source document.
Home is a T-account, not a dashboard
Identified and recovered side by side, the honesty ratio between them, and the short list of things that need you.
The only place work is assigned to you
Packets arrive tied out: the numbers, the documents, the trail, one click. The product succeeds when this page shrinks.
Standing controls, always fresh
Each control shows its match rate, its exceptions, and the rules it has learned. Every rule cites the case that taught it and can be revoked.
Evidence attaches itself
Journals arrive balanced. Flux cites its transactions. Sign-off stays blocked while material items are open.
Two columns, on purpose
Identified and recovered, never conflated. Baselines freeze at first scan. Claims file only with your approval.
The graph as a page
Open an invoice and walk to its PO, receipt, payment, entry, and vendor, one click each. Every row accounted for.
Employee files for software
Charters, duties, budgets, and a public track record, demotions included. You govern them, you do not prompt them.
Your matrix, your rules, your trail
An approval matrix you can tighten, house rules in plain English, and an append-only trail where any decision replays.
Recipes in your words
A trigger, an action, a full brief. Anything external asks first, and every run replays with its cost.
