> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.morevy.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.morevy.ai/readme.md). # What's Morevy **Close your books on recurring revenue, from a file you already have.** Export your payment history, answer three questions about it, and receive a monthly close that reconciles: opening balance, revenue gained, revenue lost, closing balance, and the customers behind every figure. Get started How the numbers work *** ## Who it is for Businesses billing customers on a repeating basis, where payment history is the most complete record available. Fitness and wellness operators, clinics, coworking, membership clubs, subscription products. The industry matters less than the shape: revenue that repeats, a portion of it prepaid, and no dedicated finance function to reconcile it. ***


One file in	A payment export identifying who paid, when, and how much.	https://docs.morevy.ai/docs/getting-started/export-your-payments
A close that reconciles	Opening balance plus every movement equals closing, verified rather than asserted.	https://docs.morevy.ai/docs/running-a-close/reading-the-revenue-movement
Traceable to customers	Every figure opens to the individual accounts within it.	https://docs.morevy.ai/docs/running-a-close/finding-the-members-behind-a-figure
Nothing inferred	Figures are computed from your data. Where a result cannot be verified, nothing is displayed.	https://docs.morevy.ai/docs/how-the-numbers-work/where-every-figure-comes-from

*** {% columns %} {% column width="50%" %} ## The problem it addresses A customer pays **$600 in January** for a three month plan. Did the business earn $600 in January, or $200 per month across three months? Both are correct, and they answer different questions. Reading only one is how a promotion-heavy month is mistaken for growth, or genuine growth is missed entirely. | | January | February | March | | --------------------- | ------- | -------- | ----- | | **Cash collected** | $600 | | | | **Recurring revenue** | $200 | $200 | $200 | Morevy requires you to state which question you are asking, and reports which basis every figure answers. Full explanation {% endcolumn %} {% column width="50%" %} ## How a close proceeds ```mermaid flowchart TD A["Export payments"] --> B["Confirm three inputs"] B --> C["Request a period"] C --> D["Opening balance"] D --> E["New, returned, expanded"] E --> F["Contracted, lost"] F --> G["Closing balance"] G --> H{"Reconciles?"} H -->|yes| I["Reported"] H -->|no| J["Variance reported
with its amount"] ``` Where the classification of your data is unconfirmed, the close does not proceed. {% endcolumn %} {% endcolumns %} *** ## Design principles {% hint style="info" %} **No figure is displayed unless it has been computed and verified.** The assistant determines what to present and how to explain it. It does not produce the figures. Computed values are supplied by the calculation engine and verified before display; where no verified result exists, nothing is rendered in its place. {% endhint %} | | | | ----------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Declines rather than estimates** | Where recurring revenue is undefined for a dataset, the close does not proceed. An unsubstantiated figure is less useful than none. | | **Reconciliation is graded** | Amounts, customer counts, row coverage and classification are assessed and reported independently. An unmeasured dimension is reported as unknown, never as a pass. | | **Ratios withheld where undefined** | Revenue retention has no valid definition on a cash basis and is reported as unavailable, with the basis that would support it named. | | **Revisable inputs** | Changing an input produces a new version and a statement of what moved. Displayed figures are not silently revised. | ***


	Documentation	Getting started, running a close, and how the figures are produced.	https://docs.morevy.ai/docs/
	Scope and limitations	What Morevy covers, and what falls outside it.	https://docs.morevy.ai/docs/reference/what-morevy-doesnt-do-yet

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