Rillet has fundamentally changed what my team spends its time on. The platform handles the routine work, so we're not bogged down waiting for month-end to get visibility into the numbers. What's been most valuable is that we no longer have to trade speed for accuracy — we get both, which has made us a much more effective finance function.

Rillet is obviously set up to be one of the ERP's of the future. It's out-of-the-box AI capabilities are impressive. Chat can be used to update the GL, make changes to customer records, and pull reports including SaaS reports that would have had to have been done manually in excel before. It has a slick interface and is improving design on a regular basis. It integrates with everything that we use (Salesforce, Rippling, Ramp, etc). It's also a reasonable price that allowed us to displace our previous billing tool while also improving our ERP.

I use Rillet for our company ERP, and it really feels like a modern platform built for finance teams today. Compared to legacy ERP systems, which can be clunky and overly complex, Rillet offers a sleeker experience. I especially appreciate how much functionality lives directly inside the platform. Managing prepaid expenses, fixed assets, accrual workflows, and other reconciliations natively in Rillet instead of using separate Excel work papers creates real operational efficiency, which is hugely beneficial during our month-end close. This integration of processes within Rillet saves time and improves visibility into our financials, lowering our risk by reducing dependency on disparate Excel files. Implementation was a piece of cake thanks to a great team at Rillet, and the historical migration of data from QuickBooks Online was the easiest I've seen in my career. Additionally, we integrate banks, payroll, and billing systems directly into Rillet, and it's worked well.