Rivet connects the transaction context behind the books — documents, conversations, approvals, exceptions, payments, and history — in one place.
Spend less time chasing clients, matching information across systems, and reconstructing what happened.
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The invoice arrives by email.
The approval happened somewhere else.
The client has the contract.
The vendor has a different version.
The payment is sitting with another provider.
And when something doesn't reconcile, your team has to reconstruct the transaction before it can fix the books.
Rivet keeps that context connected from the beginning.
Rivet connects the operational work that happens before, during, and after an accounting entry.
Invoices, bills, purchase orders, receipts, contracts, and supporting files stay connected to the work they belong to.
Client, customer, and vendor communication stays attached to the transaction instead of scattered across email.
Track missing approvals, mismatches, disputed items, and unresolved issues in context.
Connect payment status, remittance, and settlement to the work that created it.
Keep the decisions, changes, evidence, and activity that explain how the transaction reached its current state.
The context stays with the client that owns it. Your firm's delegated access covers their books and reconcile — and, when the client grants it, the verified history of activity behind each entry, payments and conversations included.
How delegation works →Rivet can work with the workflows your clients and their counterparties already use.
Each Rivet workspace can use a network address:
Clients and vendors can continue sending invoices, documents, and replies through email.
Rivet can extract the information and route the document and conversation into the appropriate transaction and channel. Or either side can upload documents directly.
Your team gets structured transaction context without requiring every client, customer, or vendor to adopt another portal.
Work begins first. Adoption follows the transaction.
Your accounting platform remains the system of record for the books.
Rivet connects the work accounting systems weren't designed to manage across company boundaries — the people, documents, approvals, exceptions, conversations, and payment context surrounding the transaction.
QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, and NetSuite connect to your client's side of the relationship today, with more to follow.
When something doesn't reconcile, the answer shouldn't require an email search.
Rivet's Connected Ledger is designed to preserve the history around the transaction — from the PO to settlement.
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Follow the financial outcome back to the decision — and the decision back to the evidence.
Better reconciliation. Better auditability. Better answers for your clients.
AI can read an invoice.
The harder problem is understanding the transaction around it. Rivet connects the relationship, transaction, workflow, evidence, and money so intelligence can help teams:
Suggestions are reviewed by your team before anything posts.
AI that understands the transaction — not just the document.
Smarter automation starts with better context. See the AI-era thesis →
Stop spending hours requesting files and searching through email.
Start with the transaction history instead of reconstructing it afterward.
See what is outstanding, what changed, and what needs attention.
Handle more transaction volume without increasing manual coordination at the same rate.
Let software organize the transaction so accountants can focus on exceptions, controls, analysis, and advice.
Bring clients onto Rivet on your plan, and work every engagement from one login.
Invitations go to organizations that exist on Rivet. Either side can start it.
Your firm — not one person at it — holds the grant: reconcile and books, plus the verified activity history when the client grants it.
One login, one client list. Move between engagements in the same session.
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The limit is the point. A client deciding whether to accept can see exactly where your access stops — and your practice never becomes the party that holds their payments.
A client either sits on your plan or holds their own. Both work; only one consumes a slot.
You bring them on. Their entitlements come from your plan.
They hold their own Rivet subscription and pay directly.
When a client holds digital assets, import their wallets across nine networks, sync a Coinbase exchange account with its history, and map the position onto their chart of accounts — as balanced entries you review before posting. Included with the practice plan.
The important part isn't the rail. It's that the payment stays connected to the transaction that created it.
Financial services may be provided by regulated partners. Availability, eligibility, currencies, rails, and settlement times may vary by jurisdiction and program.
The rate steps down as your roster grows. Each band prices only the slots inside it.
About $21 per client, per month — and your clients pay nothing. Independent clients are always free to you.
Financial services may be provided by regulated partners. Availability, eligibility, currencies, rails, and settlement times may vary by jurisdiction and program.
Practice onboarding is handled by our team — tell us your client mix and how much of it is crypto.
Reconcile and their books: ledger sync, wallets and exchange accounts, chart-of-accounts mapping, and journal entries. When the client grants it, also the verified history of activity behind each entry, including payments and conversations. Not their billing or plan, and not their team.
A managed client pays nothing — no seat, no card, no procurement conversation. They only pay if they choose their own subscription for the full product.
They subscribe directly. Their data stays theirs and stays put, the slot returns to your plan, and your delegated access continues at no cost to you.
No. They can keep emailing invoices, documents, and replies to the workspace's network address, or either side can upload documents directly. Rivet routes them into the right transaction.
QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, and NetSuite are live. Tell us what else your clients run and we'll tell you where it sits in the queue.
The client revokes the grant and your access ends immediately. Their organization, documents, and reconciliation history stay with them.
Wallet import across nine EVM networks, and Coinbase exchange accounts with their history. Coinbase custody and on-chain sends are coming and aren't part of the plan today.
Connect the documents, conversations, approvals, exceptions, payments, and history surrounding your clients' transactions.
Less chasing. Faster reconciliation. Better visibility.
Rivet — Where business works together.