Clarity turns scattered numbers into structured growth — just like a well-planned forest. One of the hardest things about SaaS ( software-as-a-service ) accounting is that cash and revenue don’t move at the same pace. You can close a big contract, invoice the full amount, and see your bank balance jump — but that doesn’t mean you’ve earned it yet. In SaaS, revenue is earned as you deliver the service, not when the money shows up. If you’re not tracking that distinction, your

Revenue clarity starts with a structured path — not just a number. If your startup is beginning to operate at scale — or preparing for investor diligence — you’ve likely heard of ASC 606. It’s one of those accounting standards that sounds more complex than it is. But it matters. And understanding it early can save you time, confusion, and cleanup later. This article will walk through what ASC 606 is, why it matters, and how startups can begin preparing for it — without gettin