Multi-book accounting: one transaction, every book in parallel.
Rivane maintains parallel books, GAAP, IFRS, tax, and management, from a single set of transactions, applying each book’s rules automatically so you report on any basis without re-keying a thing.
Record once
A single transaction posts to every book you maintain, automatically.
Each basis, its own rules
GAAP, IFRS, tax, and management books apply their own recognition and timing.
Differences explained
Book-to-book variance is attributed and traceable, not reconstructed at year-end.
Every basis from one set of books
Record once; report on GAAP, IFRS, tax, or management basis in parallel.
Parallel books
Maintain GAAP, IFRS, tax, and management books at once.
Basis-specific rules
Each book applies its own recognition and treatment rules.
Single source of truth
One transaction posts to every book automatically.
Book-to-book differences
See and explain the variance between any two books.
Statutory and management
Support local statutory and internal management views.
Traceable adjustments
Every book-specific adjustment is attributed and traceable.
Record once, report on any basis
A single transaction posts to every book you maintain, with each book applying its own rules. Reporting on GAAP, IFRS, tax, or management basis becomes a selection, not a separate accounting exercise.
- One posting, many books
- GAAP, IFRS, tax, and management
- Report by simply choosing the book
Each book keeps its own treatment
Depreciation methods, revenue timing, and lease treatment can differ by book. Rivane applies each book’s rules automatically, so a difference in GAAP and tax handling is built in, not bolted on at year-end.
- Per-book recognition and timing
- Book-specific depreciation and leases
- Rules applied automatically
Book-to-book differences, explained
See exactly where two books diverge and why. Every book-specific adjustment is attributed and traceable, which makes tax provision and statutory reporting a reconciliation you can actually follow.
- Book-to-book variance views
- Attributed, traceable adjustments
- Cleaner tax and statutory reporting
One transaction, every basis in parallel
Move between books and their differences, all from a single set of postings.
Record once, report on any basis
A single transaction posts to every book you maintain, with each applying its own rules. Reporting on GAAP, IFRS, tax, or management basis becomes a selection, not a separate accounting exercise.
- One posting, many books
- GAAP, IFRS, tax, and management
- Report by choosing the book
From one posting to every basis
Each step runs from a single transaction, so the books never drift apart.
Native multi-book vs. adjusting off to the side
Every basis from one set of books
Record once, keep the differences traceable, and skip the year-end rebuild.
Basis-specific rules
GAAP, IFRS, tax, and management books each apply their own recognition, timing, and treatment automatically.
Single source
One transaction posts to every book at once.
Traceable
Every book-specific adjustment is attributed.
Tax provision
A reconciliation you can follow, not rebuild.
Statutory
Local statutory views maintained in parallel.
Works with your reporting stack
Fixed assets, revenue, and tax data feed each book’s basis-specific rules.
"Tax provision used to mean rebuilding a second set of books from scratch. With parallel books it is a reconciliation I can actually follow, line by line."Director of Accounting, industrial · early design partner
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Frequently asked questions
Report on every basis from one ledger
See how Rivane keeps GAAP, IFRS, tax, and management books in parallel.