Bank feeds settled overnight. 99.6% of incoming payments are matched to invoices; the rest sit in a focused exceptions tray, ranked by value.
Revenue that doesn't need a manual reconciliation.
Quote, contract, bill, collect, apply cash, and recognise revenue on one customer ledger. The auditor follows one thread, not four.
Revenue is the most audited number in the business and the most likely to be assembled from three different systems. Lunari starts with the contract and lets that single object drive the invoice, dunning, cash application, and recognition schedule.
From first event to posted journal.
- Quote
- Contract
- Invoice
- Collect
- Apply cash
- Recognise
The rhythm, hour by hour.
A mid-cycle plan upgrade triggers automatic proration on the invoice and a parallel update to the recognition schedule — without a finance ticket.
The CFO opens a live revenue waterfall: billed, collected, recognised, deferred. Every figure clicks through to the contract that produced it.
Three things that aren't in the spec sheet.
The features any vendor will list. These are the architectural choices that change how the suite behaves at month thirteen.
One contract, four jobs
Pricing, billing, recognition and disclosure all read the same contract object. Change one term, four downstream systems update in lock-step.
Cadences that learn
Collections templates adapt to who pays when, not just to days-past-due. Worklists chase the customer most likely to respond.
606 evidence, not 606 spreadsheets
SSP allocation, modification logic and constraint testing run inside the system, with the audit memo attached to each schedule line.
Capabilities in Order-to-Cash.
03 capabilities, all on the same ledger and identity layer.
What teams measure after the switch.
What sits next to it on the platform.
See Order-to-Cash on your numbers.
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