Aura Flow has been live for mere weeks, and it’s already popping off. Our customers are building workflows so creative you’d think they work at an ad agency. Here are a few examples: - Casual 13-week cash forecast dashboards - Open bills and expected payment visibility (goodbye, digging) - Financial trend data, ready before you ask As a result, teams are spending less time building and maintaining spreadsheets, and more time on strategy. It’s also sparked plenty of questions from customers and prospects about how it’s configured. So we’re hosting a webinar to answer all your questions. Join Nicolas Kopp and our resident AI expert, Dimitris Kalimeris, on Monday, April 6th from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM PDT to learn how to maximize Aura Flow. You can sign up here: https://luma.com/d9l741y5 We'll see you there!
Rillet
Software Development
San Francisco, CA 27,960 followers
Rillet is the AI-native ERP designed to automate accounting and close books faster. Built by accountants for accountants
About us
Rillet is the first accounting platform made to tailor fit the workflows of accountants and a full replacement for legacy ERPs like NetSuite and Sage Intacct. Scaling and hyper-growth companies like BitWarden, Windsurf and Postscript use Rillet to enable a smarter close with native integrations, automated journal entries and AI embedded workflows. Rillet also supports multi-entity, multi-currency and multi-geography. We natively integrate with industry leading solutions like Salesforce, Stripe, Ramp, Brex, Rippling and more. Our open API also enables custom builds. We support SaaS, professional services, ecommerce, fintech companies and more. We're backed by Sequoia, Andreessen Horowitz, and ICONIQ with offices in San Francisco, New York, and Barcelona.
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https://www.rillet.com/
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- 51-200 employees
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- San Francisco, CA
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- 2021
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Rillet + Procurify is live! Most finance teams have two separate problems: 1. Spend happens before finance knows about it 2. When it finally hits the books, someone's reconciling it manually This integration fixes both. Procurify brings AI-driven approval workflows and spend controls upstream. Rillet's real-time ERP closes the books the moment it arrives. Together: full procure-to-pay coverage. Purchase request → approvals → 3-way match → bill payment → closed books. No gaps. No manual handoffs. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/grYE7SwN
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More Rillet Recon buzz. This time: Armanino edition. You all (read: we) had a blast at Rillet Recon last year in SF, so much so we’re running it back in the big apple April 28th. And Armanino is helping make it happen. - April 28th - NYC - 200 CFOs and finance operations - 0 reasons not to come Armanino is a top 20 US accounting firm that serves over 12,000 clients across 100+ countries. They’ve worked with everyone from high-growth tech startups to companies navigating IPO. They're exactly the kind of firm you want in your corner when stakes are high and the path forward isn't obvious. Their appetite for innovation is unrivaled, their niche is air-tight, and they've seen the problem of legacy finance systems up close—they've lived it alongside their clients. Armanino represents the best of two worlds: decades of expertise rooted in trust and rigor, and the agility of a firm that never stopped asking what's next. We’re excited to team up with Armanino for a day chock-full of live demos, fireside chats, and a few surprises. Armanino, thanks for helping sponsor this year’s Rillet Recon! We’ll see you in NY. If you haven’t signed up yet, there’s still time to join the waitlist: https://lnkd.in/e9VEcBVg
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Rillet made Wing Venture Capital's Enterprise Tech 30 list. And we’re the only ERP to do so. We’re grateful to be recognized alongside some of our favorite companies and partners including Ramp, Stripe, Anthropic, OpenAI, and many more. There's a lot of buzz around AI in sales and coding. We're excited to see that same energy and recognition coming to AI-native finance. Thank you again, Wing Venture Capital and Eric Newcomer for putting this together! And congrats to all the other companies recognized too! See the full list here: https://lnkd.in/g--BxZP2
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We've been working on something big. Today, we're proud to introduce the Rillet Partner Advisory Board. These are the people in the room when CFOs and controllers make some of the most critical decisions in their careers: IPO readiness, finance transformations, ERP migrations. And now they're helping us shape the future of finance. Our PAB brings together 22 hands-on, tech-forward accounting and finance leaders. In addition to advising on our roadmap, they're defining what AI in finance and accounting actually looks like in practice. Here’s why this matters: → Firms advising your CFO are part of our feedback loop → Product decisions get tested against real-world accounting workflows → We're building the future of finance with the experts living it Welcome to the PAB. We're just getting started. Ally Gehre - Armanino • Ana K. Lambe - Accordion • Andrew Barnett, CPA - RSM • Brent Fisher - Riveron • David Shebay - CFGI • David Fourie - KPMG • Dustin Anderson - Pine Services Group • Eric Park, CPA - Accordion • Gregory Capitolo - Attivo Partners • Hemang Bhatt - Consero Global • Jana Miller Schmidt - Pine Services Group• Jermaine Jackson - Zanovoy • Jodie Schwirtz - TA Associates • John Cusick, MBA - Echo Park Consulting • John D. McCarthy - Gorham CFO • Payton Mills - Raiz • Paul Ursich, CPA - Wiss • Rosalie Branton, MBA - RSM • Stan Kong • CBIZ • Connor Group Learn more about Rillet PAB: https://lnkd.in/gJSchtSb
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Last night, Kristen Faulkner, OLY took the Rillet stage in our SF HQ to tell us about her journey to the Olympic podium. As a former Investor at a VC firm, Kristen is no stranger to the startup scene. We are, however, strangers to biking in harsh weather conditions, surviving crashes, and winning gold on the world’s biggest stage (twice). We have much to learn from Kristen, who made it to Harvard, bet on herself when she traded in her career to pursue professional cycling, and stuck to a strict training regime to maintain her composure ahead of competing. She spoke on the emotional intelligence required to succeed in cycling, her thoughts headed into the LA Olympics, and her ask to the world: watch and elevate women’s sports. We have a feeling we’ll be seeing more of Kristen in the years to come. We can’t wait to root her on from the sidelines. Special thanks to a16z and Stifel Financial Corp. for co-hosting the event, Kristen-themed macaroons and all. Stay tuned for our next fireside chat. We can’t promise another F1 driver or Olympic medalist...actually maybe we can. 😉
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Rillet CEO Nicolas Kopp at our CFO Summit the other week: Your next great finance hire might not be an accountant. They might be someone who has never touched a general ledger in their life. His exact words: "A systems affinity or data pipeline affinity may be more important than a very technical background in a certain set of lease accounting rules." The accounting talent pipeline tells that same story. 75% of CPAs nearing retirement. Accounting majors down from 4% to 1.4% in a decade. 300,000+ left since 2020. AI automates 93%+ of manual accounting. Staffing giant Robert Half already tracks titles like "cognitive accountant" and "real-time financial data engineer" - roles that were engineering jobs five years ago. We saw this in sales. 15 SDRs replaced by 3 people managing systems and exceptions. Finance is next. It's not because the people aren't good enough - the work itself is changing. Your staff accountant used to spend four days on bank recs. Now that role is about knowing when the auto-match is wrong. Your analyst used to spend a week marrying CRM data with financials for a board deck. Now that role is about interrogating the output and telling the CEO what it means for next quarter. Your rev rec specialist memorized ASC 606. Now that role is about knowing when the system doesn't match the economic reality of a non-standard deal. Same shift every time: procedures to systems, execution to judgment. That is a Scaler. I interviewed at Stripe over a decade ago. They asked if I coded or sold anything. I said finance. They said “We have accountants. No job for you.” That was finance = narrow technical execution. Today the best finance operators bridge judgment with systems thinking. If you're hiring: look sideways. Your best accounting hire might come from data engineering, BizOps, or cross-functional FP&A. If your posting leads with "3+ years public accounting required," you're fishing in a pond that shrank 17%. Stop hiring for what the job was. Hire for what it BECAME.
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Aura Flow, Rillet's AI workflow builder, launched 3 few weeks ago. Here's what our customers are building: Every Monday at 7 am, one customer has a scheduled workflow: "Pull revenue vs. budget, top 5 expense movers, and current cash runway. Draft a 3-paragraph narrative summary and email it to the exec team." The CFO provides a useful update. Zero time spent by the team aggregating the data. On the last day of every month, another customer runs a scheduled workflow: "Run the deferred revenue roll-forward for the month. Pull active contracts, calculate earned vs. deferred by period, and post the recognition journal entries." The most manual ASC 606 task in most closes. Automated end to end. These are just a few examples of the real workflows built by real customers. We documented the full list, with the exact prompts, cadences, and agents behind each one. Check out the full list here - https://lnkd.in/ewCjpEuQ
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Great to catch up at the Rillet SF office last month Nicolas Kopp stephen hedlund Sam M. ... We recently kicked off our Rillet implementation at TBC and are excited to move our finance stack from legacy to next-gen!