Revenue Recognition controlsBeta
Configure Revenue Recognition controls to customise how revenue is recognised specifically for your business. Adjustments to controls take 48-72 hours to complete. When completed, the settings are reflected across all Revenue Recognition charts and reports.
Amortisation granularity
By default, Revenue Recognition recognises revenue by the millisecond. We also support recognising revenue by the month, with two different treatment options for handling the first and last months of the service period.
Amortisation | Descriptions |
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By millisecond (default) | Recognise revenue down to the millisecond. |
By month evenly | Recognise revenue down to the month. Cut off the last month. |
By month evenly, first and last month prorated | Recognise revenue down to the month. Prorate the amounts in the first and last months by millisecond. |
Adjusting this configuration affects all of your journal entries within Revenue Recognition. If you want to avoid creating corrections in the current period, we recommend that you open all accounting periods prior to the adjustment.
Catch-up revenue
Revenue Recognition primarily recognises revenue based on the service period attached to transactions. However, when the service period begins before the booked date (that is, the finalisation date for an invoice, the creation date or imported booked date for a standalone charge), the revenue from the prior periods are instead recognised entirely in the month of the booked date to avoid making changes to the past. We refer to this type of revenue as catch-up revenue.
You can disable or enable this behaviour by toggling the Apply catch-up revenue switch.
Toggling this configuration affects any applicable journal entries you have within Revenue Recognition. If you want to avoid creating corrections in the current period, we recommend that you open all accounting periods prior to the adjustment.