finance_ops · ecommerce · workflow
Postscript cuts month-end close to 4 days with Rillet's AI-powered finance platform
Postscript's legacy GL could not handle their transaction volume, requiring aggregated revenue journal entries to keep pace, while AR aging was managed in Excel across separate QuickBooks instances with limited visibility, weak audit controls, and growing compliance risk.
How it works
Common implementation structure
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Stage 1 · Multi-entity centralization
Postscript deployed Rillet across all four entities, centralizing financial operations into a single intelligent system.
Tools used
RilletQuickBooksExcel
Outcome
Rillet reduced Postscript's month-end close from more than 8 days to 4 days, and the team passed their first audit with no issues, with auditors noting improved traceability compared to legacy systems.
What failed first
Postscript had a documented material weakness in journal entry approvals flagged by auditors, and ad hoc Excel-based workflows left the team exposed with no consistent controls or audit trail.
Results
Time savedmore than 8 days to 4 days
Cost replacedpassed with no issues
Grounding & classification
Source type: vendor customer story
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