For too long, the only real ERP path for startups is the Quickbooks/Netsuite duopoly. Rillet has finally changed that, and has done so by building an incredibly intelligent/connected modern ERP from the ground up. Rillet is data-forward, incredibly intuitive, and uses integrations with upstream systems to both better inform your GL (and therefore your business) but also automate aspects of your accounting process that have historically been manual (prepaids, deferred rev, etc.).
In addition to standard reports (P&L, BS, Agings, etc.), it has out of the box SaaS KPIs and other reports allowing you to dive deep into the makeup of your most important business metrics (and they actually work/reflect reality). Everything loads instantly so there is no waiting around as you're trying to locate support for a transaction, and its customizeable to best capture your business.
One of the smartest things about Rillet is their implementation strategy. The worst part of any Finance operators job is having to do a tightly orchestrated ERP migration with no turning back and no room for error. The Rillet folks solved that by integrating with your existing ERP (in my case, quickbooks) and running it as a mirror image until you're ready to do your first close in Rillet. It was a totally seamless, no-risk switch from quickbooks to Rillet and we always had our up-to-date quickbooks instance there if we needed a fallback (we didn't, and ended up sunsetting quickbooks 30 days later). We signed in June and did our first close in Rillet in August.
Their team may be small but they are mighty! They innovate at an incredibly rapid pace and listen to what their customers need as a first order priority. We had a small feature we wanted to see and it was released within a week.
Whether you're a founder looking for your first ERP, a quickbooks user thinking there's no alternative, or you've outgrown your first ERP and are thinking you need to jump up to Netsuite, then Rillet is perfect for you. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
As they are only a few years old they still have a lot ahead of them to build. The core product is fully functional and reliable as an ERP, but it would be great to see additional modules, like an AP processing solution, mutli-entity consolidation (they do support multi-entity currently, but no consolidation. I know they're working on it!), Employee Expense, etc. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
