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Product · No-contract revenue

No-contract revenue, fully recognized and posted.

Revenue comes from everywhere. NextClerk turns every transaction into recognized revenue, reconciled payments, and clean journal entries.

How it connects

From transaction stream to clean books.

Every transaction becomes clean revenue, matched cash, and GL-ready entries.

Sources
NextClerk
Revenue events
Accounting actions
Accounting system
Stripe
PayPal
App Store
Google Play
RevenueCat
AI enginePulls, normalizes, and classifies every transaction.Fees, refunds, FX, payouts & app-store commissions included.
Classifies revenue events
SaleUpgradeDowngradeCancellationRefundDisputeWin-back
Recognize revenueASC 606 schedules
Create invoice / credit memoSales, upgrades, downgrades, cancellations
Apply payment / refundCollections, disputes, win-backs
Post journal entriesDouble-entry, traceable
Clean entries posted to the accounting system you already use.
01

Classify every event

Identify sales, upgrades, downgrades, disputes, refunds, and cancellations automatically.

02

Recognize without contracts

Apply revenue rules to transaction streams, app-store sales, usage files, and processor activity.

03

Post with traceability

Link every entry back to its source transaction, receipt, payout, or customer record.

Built for Stripe, PayPal, Apple App Store, Google Play, RevenueCat, and other transaction-heavy revenue sources.
Sources

Built for processors and app stores.

StripePayPalApple App StoreGoogle PlayRevenueCatBank & ACH
How it works

From payout to posted entry.

1

Connect your sources

Link Stripe, PayPal, the App Store, Google Play, and RevenueCat. NextClerk pulls every transaction and payout automatically.

2

Normalize the data

Fees, refunds, chargebacks, currency, and app-store cuts are untangled, so gross and net are both clear.

3

Recognize revenue

Subscriptions and usage are recognized correctly over their term, ASC 606 where it applies.

4

Reconcile & post

Match payouts to the bank, then post clean journal entries to your GL.

Why it is hard without us

App-store math is messy

Apple and Google take their cut, hold funds, and pay out on their own schedule. RevenueCat tells one story and the bank tells another. NextClerk lines all of it up, so the number you book is the number you can defend.

Gross, fees, and net split out per source
Payouts matched to deposits automatically
Refunds and chargebacks handled, not ignored
Stripe payout · reconciled
Gross charges$48,200
Processor fees-$1,410
Refunds-$820
Net to bank$45,970

Built for companies with multiple revenue streams.

Manage contracts, subscriptions, and transactions in one platform.

Product · Stripe Integration

Stripe revenue, from transaction to books.

NextClerk pulls Stripe charges, subscriptions, refunds, fees, disputes, and payouts into one clean workflow — then turns them into revenue schedules, reconciled payments, and GL-ready journal entries.

End‑to‑end Stripe revenue flow

Stripe events

Charges, subscriptions, refunds, fees, disputes, payouts

AI classification

Every event typed automatically

Revenue logic

Rules and schedules applied

Reconciliation

Payments, fees, and payouts matched

Journal entries

GL‑ready entries created

Accounting system

Posted to your books

ChargesSubscriptionsUpgradesDowngradesCancellationsRefundsCreditsDisputesFeesPayouts

Classify Stripe events

Automatically identify sales, subscriptions, upgrades, downgrades, refunds, disputes, fees, and payouts.

Reconcile payments and payouts

Match charges, refunds, fees, and bank payouts before close.

Post clean journal entries

Create entries for revenue, deferred revenue, cash, fees, credits, refunds, and adjustments.

Built for finance teams that run on Stripe but still need audit-ready books.