Trullion uses AI to read your contracts and produce lease (842) and revenue (606) schedules. AccelClose builds the full set of recurring technical schedules and posts the journal entries into your GL.
“Trullion reads the contract. AccelClose builds and posts the schedule.”
| AccelClose | Trullion | |
|---|---|---|
| Core job | Builds every recurring technical schedule and posts the journal entries to your GL | AI technical accounting — extracts terms from source documents (leases, contracts) |
| Standards covered | Leases (842), revenue (606), debt, prepaids, fixed assets, intangibles, CIP, accruals, intercompany | Leases (842) and revenue (606), AI-extracted from documents |
| Posts journal entries into the ledger | Yes — directly into QuickBooks, Xero & Dynamics 365, with a document ID; duplicate posting blocked | Generates entries; ledger-agnostic — you post them |
| ERP connections | QuickBooks Online, Xero & Dynamics 365 live; Sage & NetSuite via ERP-formatted CSV | Integrates for data ingest; not a direct QBO/Xero poster |
| Best for | Teams and fractional CFOs who want the full schedule set built and posted | Finance teams and auditors wanting AI extraction on leases and revenue |
Trullion details from public sources (Aug 2026). AccelClose live integrations: QuickBooks Online, Xero, Dynamics 365 Business Central.
You want the full set of technical schedules built by a deterministic engine and posted into QuickBooks, Xero, or Dynamics 365 — not just leases and revenue.
Your priority is AI extraction from lease and revenue source documents, and an auditor-facing workflow around those two standards.
Trullion generates the entries; you post them. AccelClose posts them directly into QuickBooks, Xero, or Dynamics 365 with a document ID and duplicate-posting protection.
AccelClose has AI document extraction to pre-fill terms on every module, but the schedule itself is always built by a deterministic engine (not the model) and reviewed before posting — so the math is repeatable and audit-defensible.
Yes — leases (842) and revenue (606) are two of about ten standards; it also covers debt, prepaids, fixed assets, intangibles, CIP, accruals, and intercompany.
QuickBooks Online, Xero, and Dynamics 365 Business Central are live today. Sage Intacct and NetSuite work today via ERP-formatted CSV import/export.
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