Revenue recognition
ASC 606 compliant, audit‑ready every month
AI agents turn every contract into revenue schedules, track deferred revenue automatically as per ASC 606, and keep your books ready for auditors.
Agent at work
The Revenue agent keeps the books ready
It builds the ASC 606 schedule and its journal entries, so revenue recognition is ready on day one.
309 journal entries posted
Builds the ASC 606 schedule and its entries.
Keeps revenue recognition ready on day one.
309 journal entries in June
Reads Verlix AI OS
June
309 journal entries posted
Deferred revenue
Tied at $4,422,000
Revenue recognition
Ready on day one
How each ASC 606 schedule gets built
Verlix recognises each performance obligation on its own schedule, from the contract's terms.
Performance obligations, identified straight from your contracts
AI agents read every contract and separate its distinct deliverables for your review.
$480,000
across four performance obligations
Deferred revenue updated each month
Each schedule carries its balance into the next month, and the roll-forward ties to the ledger.
$4,422,000
closing deferred revenue at the end of June
Each entry traces back to its contract line
Each debit and credit carries its contract line, its obligation and its source invoice.
309
In detail
What your auditor asks for, already linked
Three recognition methods on one schedule
Ratable, point-in-time and as-delivered obligations, each on its own row of the contract's schedule, month by month.
- Partial periods prorated to the day the obligation starts
- Each closing balance becomes the next period's opening
Where one contract sits at the end of June:
- Contract
- CTR-2214
- Customer
- Clevis Comfrey Inc
- Transaction price
- $480,000.00
- Obligations
- 4 · each on its own schedule
- Recognised to date
- $155,200.00
- Deferred remaining
- $324,800.00
Contract changes under ASC 606, handled
Verlix proposes whether a change is a new contract or a modification, shows the working, and your controller confirms it.
- Prospective or cumulative catch-up, chosen per change
- The remaining balance re-spreads over the periods left
How Verlix treated one change of terms:
- Contract
- CTR-2263
- Customer
- Fanlight Betony Inc
- Modified
- Jun 22, 2026
- Treatment
- Prospective · not a separate contract
- Remaining
- $333,300.00 over 33 periods
- Per period
- $10,100.00 · was $7,500.00
Revenue recognition ready on day one
Overnight the schedules draft the month's entries, anything unclear is held, and a person approves the rest on day one.
- Entries written by the schedule, not typed
- An entry must balance before it posts
- Late entries post to the month until its close window ends, then it locks
The journals beside this:
- Report
- Journal entries
- Contract
- CTR-2214
- June debits
- $20,200.00
- June credits
- $20,200.00
- Tie-out
- Ties out
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