Manual accounting entry was keeping Rev.io in catch-up mode.
Rev.io's invoicing engine collected payment, invoice, customer, accounts receivable, and accounts payable data. But that data still had to be manually rekeyed into QuickBooks Online.
The process was cumbersome, time-consuming, and vulnerable to errors. It also prevented Rev.io from having a clear, up-to-date view of the company.
The business problem was not simply, "Can we move data into QuickBooks?" It was: How do we automate accounting transactions so Rev.io can scale without forcing the accounting team to manually chase every new batch of data?
Rev.io did not need the accounting team to work harder inside a manual process. They needed an integration layer that could automate reconciliation, reduce rekeying, and let the accounting team focus on higher-value responsibilities.
Rev.io needed a current view of the business, not delayed snapshots.
When accounting data depends on manual entry, visibility is always behind. Each update gives the business a transactional understanding of what just happened, but not a real-time view of what is happening now.
For Rev.io, this created operational drag. The accounting team spent most of its time trying to keep up with revenue streams instead of focusing on core responsibilities. As business increased, the manual process became harder to maintain without additional hires.
KEYSYS helped Rev.io replace that cycle with automated data movement between the billing engine and QuickBooks Online.
"When accounting data depends on manual entry, visibility is always behind — and growth creates pressure to add staff just to keep up with the next batch of transactions."
Integration Manager connecting Rev.io's invoicing engine to QuickBooks Online
KEYSYS installed Integration Manager, its proprietary cloud-based enterprise platform as a service, to streamline the flow of invoices, payments, and customer data from Rev.io's invoicing engine to QuickBooks Online.
Integration Manager provides simple, efficient integrations between cloud-accessible systems. It allows administrators to set up data workflows and map data types between multiple systems, making it a strong fit for Rev.io's billing and accounting automation needs.
Instead of manually rekeying accounting activity, Rev.io gained an automated reconciliation workflow that connects billing operations to accounting operations.
The technical stack included ASP.NET, .NET Core, AWS, RDS, Lambda, EC2, S3, SQS, and SNS.
- → Cloud-based integration between Rev.io and QuickBooks Online
- → Automated flow of invoices, payments, and customer data
- → Accounts receivable and accounts payable reconciliation
- → Data workflow configuration and mapping
- → Reduced manual rekeying by the accounting team
- → AWS-hosted integration infrastructure
- → Scalable process that supports business growth without additional accounting hires
From manual accounting entry to automated reconciliation
Rev.io's platform creates bills, sends them to customers, and collects payment activity through its invoicing engine.
Integration Manager maps data types and workflows between Rev.io's billing platform and QuickBooks Online.
Once billing activity is complete, Integration Manager automatically pushes the billing information into QuickBooks Online.
Accounts payable and accounts receivable reconciliation happens through an automated integration workflow instead of manual rekeying.
What once required constant manual entry now moves through a cloud-based integration layer designed to keep accounting data current as the business grows.
Rev.io gained real-time visibility and scalable accounting operations
Rev.io can now see an updated, real-time status of the company instead of relying on isolated data snapshots. Integration Manager reduced manual accounting tasks, helping the accounting department focus on core responsibilities while saving time and money. As Rev.io scales, the reconciliation process can remain consistent without requiring additional hires.
- Accounting data reflects a more current status of the company
- Leaders can move beyond isolated transactional snapshots
- Invoices, payments, and customers flow into QuickBooks Online automatically
- The accounting team spends less time rekeying data and chasing revenue streams
- The reconciliation process can support growth without adding headcount
- Rev.io can continue scaling without the accounting workflow becoming a bottleneck
- Billing, payment, customer, A/R, and A/P data lived in Rev.io's invoicing engine
- Accounting data had to be manually entered into QuickBooks Online
- The process was cumbersome, time-consuming, and error-prone
- The team only had isolated snapshots of company status
- Growth created pressure to add accounting staff just to keep up
- Integration Manager connects Rev.io's invoicing engine to QuickBooks Online
- Invoices, payments, and customers flow through automated data workflows
- Accounts payable and accounts receivable reconciliation is automated
- Rev.io gains a more current view of company status
- The accounting process can scale without requiring additional hires