RightRev launches RightAgents to automate revenue recognition work

Nov 12, 2026
The agents pull terms from contracts, turn revenue policies into rules, reconcile across systems and draft explanations for finance teams to approve.

RightRev, which makes revenue recognition software for finance teams, has launched RightAgents, a set of AI agents for the work behind the revenue number, according to a press release.

The agents pull terms from new contracts, turn revenue policies into rules, reconcile figures across billing, ERP and contract systems, and draft explanations, with a person reviewing and approving the result. They cover usage-based, prepaid, credit and hybrid contracts, which RightRev says are becoming more common as AI pushes companies toward consumption pricing. A data layer called RightContext connects to billing systems, ERPs and usage sources and can also be used by outside AI tools through the Model Context Protocol.

"With usage-based, prepaid, and hybrid contracts, revenue can change with every customer transaction," said founder and CEO Jagan Reddy. RightRev says it processes more than $44 billion in annual customer revenue.

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