Revelry is a web application focused on cash-flow management. Know what you can really count on.

Revelry is still in beta version, all the feedback will help us a lot.

Thank you - the people behind Revelry

Revelry focuses on analyzing your accounting and cash-flow data, providing you the information you need to take the right decisions in your business. It allows you to review, as well as preview your billing data, costs and actual cash-flow. It is designed for small and medium companies looking to understand it's accounting data in simple terms - what you have, what you're gonna get (and when), and where are you going to spend it.

We know the amount you invoice can take up to months or sometimes years to actually get cashed in, Revelry aims at telling you when can you expect to have the juice. It automatically analysis your clients payment patterns and it previews the actual upcoming cash-flow and profits.

Don't worry. Your data is safe.

Your privacy and the privacy of your data is really important to us.
None of your personal or application data will ever be transmitted to third parties without your explicit request or authorization.

Don't be boring

We really try not to be boring and having you click and type too much. Much of the process is actually focused on knowing when you insert and act on information and that is fully automatic (though you can change it manually for your retroactive data).

Finally, we commit to allow you to continuously input data without taking your hands of the keyboard or having to put up with those annoying little refreshes between inserting items - we know how stressful it is having to click and wait to type the next obvious piece of information all the time...

Note from the developers: About Revelry

Revelry is a web application developed by 9Tree. Initially it was developed for internal use only, but our partner companies's interest in using it, gave it the little push it needed to become a full fledged web application.

We're continuously working on improving it and adding more features while trying to keep required input data as minimal as possible.