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Own the close. Without the fire drill.

Rivane orchestrates the entire close and automates the reconciliation, coding, and journal work behind it, so controllers ship accurate books on a schedule they set, every period.

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Close statusEveryone sees the same boardClose day · Aug 5
Days → hoursShorter closeContinuous work all month.
ExceptionsOnly what you reviewClean matches clear themselves.
FullAudit trailEvery action logged and attributed.

Everything the close needs

One checklist, live status

Tasks, owners, and dependencies in a single board with live progress, so you stop chasing updates and see blockers the moment they appear.

Continuous reconciliation

Bank and GL activity matches every day, so month-end opens with no backlog and only real exceptions left to review.

Automated journal entries

Accruals, allocations, amortization, and recurring entries post on schedule with rule-based coding, so nothing gets missed or rekeyed.

Review and sign-off in place

Approvals and reviewer notes are captured on the entry with a timestamped trail, so sign-off lives with the work, not in email.

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The controller’s toolkit

Own the close from first task to sign-off

Rivane maps to the way controllers actually run a period.

One board for the whole close

Every task, owner, and dependency lives in one place with live status, so you always know what is done, what is blocked, and what is at risk.

  • Dependencies enforce the right sequence
  • Live progress across every entity
  • Blockers surface without a status call
June closeJuly checklistRolled forward
A calmer close

How the period runs on Rivane

Work spread across the month instead of crammed into a week.

Match runContinuous · todayLiveBANKLEDGER

How the month changes

  • Books stay close-ready every day, not just at period end
  • Anomalies get flagged mid-month, before they reach the financials
  • Rule-based coding cuts manual keying and the errors that follow
  • A repeatable close that runs the same whether or not anyone is heroic
Why controllers run on Rivane

The close, under control

Continuous close

Reconciliation and validation run all month, so period end is a review rather than a rebuild and you set the close date.

Close progressMost work done before close day6/8tasks done

No backlog

Clean matches clear themselves, so the team starts the month with exceptions, not a pile.

Entries handled

Accruals, allocations, and recurring journals post on schedule with rule-based coding.

Sign-off in place

Approvals and notes live on the entry, timestamped and attributable.

Audit-ready workpapers

Every action is logged and exports into audit-ready workpapers, so audit season stops eating the team.

WorkpaperOperating account · MarchCompleteExport

Teams like yours run on Rivane

Grovio
Driffle
Nexmove

“Close went from a two-week sprint to a calm review. My team stopped dreading month-end.”

Controller, mid-market · early design partner

Frequently asked questions

Make close a formality

See how Rivane coordinates your close from first task to final sign-off.

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