CashLoop
CashLoop combines invoicing, recurring subscriptions, treasury tracking, financial reporting and multi-currency workflows for star...
Overview
RevenueLoop audits CSV exports of time tracking, invoices and payments to flag unbilled hours, retainer overruns, unpaid or partial invoices, failed payments and mismatches, including multi-currency cases. It is operated by Astor Stack Technologies.
RevenueLoop compares what was worked, billed and paid, shows the revenue at risk and provides a client-by-client report of gaps to recover.
Sits between time tracking and accounting as a revenue leakage check for service businesses.
Agencies, consultancies and service businesses that bill hours or retainers.
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