Today
Billing, CRM and accounting define revenue, customer and period differently. Reconciliation takes days, while the result remains uncertain.
Solutions / Margin and contribution margin
Finton harmonises revenue, customer and period definitions across billing, CRM, time tracking and ERP. Margin becomes explainable by customer, channel and cohort, with price, volume and mix effects shown separately.
The change in day-to-day work
Today
Billing, CRM and accounting define revenue, customer and period differently. Reconciliation takes days, while the result remains uncertain.
With Finton
Definitions are harmonised across systems, variances become visible and the corrected logic is embedded in the workflow. Price, volume and mix effects can be separated.
Price, volume and mix effects are reported separately.
Concrete outputs
Data foundation
During scoping, we assess fields, definitions, access and available history. The exact connection follows your system landscape.
Proof
Before the build, we agree the target, baseline and a defined data sample.
We build the workflow with your rules, exceptions and approvals, then measure the output against the starting point.
You then decide on production rollout based on impact, integrations and operating effort.
Business models
Particularly relevant when revenue, cost and operating performance sit in different systems and definitions.
Finton connects billing, CRM, accounting and planning. Revenue metrics, board reporting and cash forecasts then follow the same logic.
Finton reconciles shops, payment providers, marketplaces, returns and accounting. You see where margin is created and when it turns into cash.
Finton connects time tracking, staffing, pipeline and accounting. You spot early which projects are losing margin and which delivered work has not yet been billed.
“With Finton, we found a solution that supports our management ten times better than our previous finance process could.”
Dr. Andreas Seifert
CEO, easybill