What finance cares about
1. Invoice management
Open Invoices. Statuses are defined in Invoicing Configuration.
API:
GET /invoices?status=pending_approval is your review queue.
2. Collections
Cadences are automations configured on the Automations page, not through the API. See Collections.
A/R ageing
Invoices → A/R Aging, orGET /insights/ar-aging:
3. Revenue recognition
Revenue schedules are produced from subscriptions and invoices; nothing is re-keyed. The allocation method is per product —straight_line, usage_based, or contract_level_straight_line. See Revenue Recognition.
Each schedule entry reports
new_ and total_ figures for deferred_revenue, recognized_revenue (fixed + metered), one_off_revenue, and contract_asset (delivered but unbilled).
4. Accounting sync
Connect QuickBooks, Xero, or NetSuite under Integrations. Invoices, payments, credit notes, and customers sync to the ledger, and journal entries implied by the revenue schedule are posted. See QuickBooks, Xero, and NetSuite. For tax collected, see Tax; for reporting across currencies, Multi-Currency.Month-end checklist
1
Confirm usage is in
All usage events for the period should be ingested before periods close; late events land in the next period.
2
Approve invoices
Clear
GET /invoices?status=pending_approval. Anomalies are cheaper to fix as credit notes now than as disputes later.3
Record offline payments
Mark wires and cheques paid so A/R and revenue reflect them.
4
Pull the revenue schedule
GET /revenue-schedules for the month; tie total_deferred_revenue to the deferred revenue account.5
Reconcile
Match
GET /payments and GET /refunds for the period to the bank; export from Payments if you prefer a file. See Data Exports.6
Confirm the sync
Check the accounting integration’s sync status for anything that failed to post.