The compliance engine enterprise tools never built for you

Accounting compliance. Automated.

One AI platform for the standards your close depends on. Revenue recognition, leases and stock-based comp, drafted into documented, review-ready journal entries you review and own.

ASC 606IFRS 15ASC 842ASC 718Works with QuickBooks
accrovaContractsHalden Robotics · Master Subscription Agreement
Ready for review
1 · Contract uploaded
4.2 Fees. Customer will pay US$120,000 for a twelve-month subscription and implementation services, invoiced annually in advance.
PDF · p. 3 · §4.2Signed 09/24/2026
2 · AI analysis
Transaction price$120,000.00
Term10/01/2026 – 09/30/2027
BillingAnnual, in advance
Performance obligations
Platform subscriptionRatable108,000.00
ImplementationOver time12,000.00
Total120,000.00
Allocated on relative standalone selling price · ASC 606-10-32-31
3 · Schedule · October 2026
$9,000.00
Platform subscription · recognized
108,000.00 ÷ 12
4 · Journal entry
Dr Deferred revenue9,000.00
Cr Subscription revenue9,000.00

Illustrative example. Company, people and figures are fictional.

3US GAAP standards automated · ASC 606, 842, 718
9sections in the audit workpaper PDF · one click
2people on every entry: one prepares, another approves

The problem

Your ledger wasn't built for ASC 606. Spreadsheets break. Accrova doesn't.

Subscription companies bridge the gap between their ledger and compliance with Excel: dozens of formulas, manual journal entries, version chaos and audit risk every quarter. Accrova closes that gap.

From contract to your ledger in four steps

Upload contractDrop a PDF or paste the terms.
AI analyzesAccrova reads the contract and drafts the technical accounting for your review.
Schedule builtThe full recognition schedule, month by month.
Ready for your ledgerJournal entries are prepared for QuickBooks. The account owner reviews and posts them.

Your ledger stays where it is: QuickBooks remains your system of record.

Everything a controller needs. Nothing they don't.

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AI contract analysis

Upload any contract PDF. Accrova pulls out the terms that drive your accounting.

invoiced annually in advance · p. 3 · §4.2
ASC 606 · IFRS 15

Revenue recognition

Ratable, point-in-time or milestone-based. Change a contract and the schedule recalculates in seconds.

ASC 842

Lease accounting

ROU asset, lease liability and amortization schedule — journal entries built for you.

ROU asset412,380.00
Lease liability(412,380.00)
ASC 718

Stock-based comp

Vesting, expense and forfeitures — with fair value handled for you.

2 of 4 tranches vested
Close faster

Month-end close

A guided checklist — every standard applied before the books close.

Revenue schedulesApproved
Lease entriesPending
Stock comp expenseDraft
One click · PDF

Audit workpaper package

A 9-section PDF per contract, with risk factors and sign-off blocks, ready for your reviewer.

SSP calculatorStandalone selling price, calculated and documented with its supporting evidence.
QuickBooks connectionConnect with OAuth. Accrova prepares each entry, the account owner posts it, and posted entries are checked back against your books.
Regulatory monitorWeekly scan of FASB, IASB, SEC and AICPA updates.
Revenue forecast12, 24 and 36-month projections from your contracts. Export to Excel.
Your Accrova teammateAsk in plain English how a number was calculated, and get the answer with its sources.

Figures shown in the tiles are illustrative.

Why Accrova

Enterprise power. SMB simplicity.

Accrova reads your contracts, applies ASC 606 and prepares journal entries for your QuickBooks, with a reviewer on every number. Built for finance teams of one to ten.

Priced to what it replaces. Not to a spreadsheet.

Your plan is scoped to your entity structure, reporting standards and volume — never a one-size sticker. Book a demo and we'll show you the ROI on your own contracts.

CoreASC 606 revenue, done right.
GrowthMOST POPULAREvery standard, one platform.
EnterpriseBuilt for the whole group.
Annual plans, scoped to your business · book a demo for access.

Get out of spreadsheets. Get back to accounting.