No accounting app required
Upload bank files or P&L reports you already have. RIVOR helps organize the numbers without requiring a QuickBooks, Xero, or bank connection.
Revenue. Intelligence. Visibility. Oversight. Reporting.
Upload bank files or P&L reports. RIVOR turns them into clear dashboards, plain-English summaries, and downloadable reports.
No accounting app connection required. Upload the files you already have.
Current workflow
Why RIVOR matters
Most small business owners have financial files, but not always the time or tools to turn them into clear answers.
Upload bank files or P&L reports you already have. RIVOR helps organize the numbers without requiring a QuickBooks, Xero, or bank connection.
RIVOR is not trying to replace your accounting system. It helps you review activity, spot trends, and turn financial files into easier-to-read summaries.
Instead of pasting numbers into ChatGPT every time, RIVOR keeps your uploads, saved analyses, reports, usage, and workflows in one place.
Full workflow
Start with the file you already have and move from upload to a clear read on revenue, spending, and next questions.
Upload a bank CSV, PDF bank statement, or Profit & Loss report.
RIVOR categorizes transactions, summarizes activity, or explains your P&L in plain English.
Revisit saved work, download PDF reports, and use AI credits for deeper explanation or scenario planning.
Upload a Profit & Loss report from QuickBooks, Xero, FreshBooks, Wave, Zoho Books, Sage, or your bookkeeper.
Upload what you already have. RIVOR supports both bank analysis and P&L explanations without asking you to connect another system first.
What You Get
RIVOR keeps bank analysis, P&L explanation, saved work, and follow-up reporting in one place.
Review income, spending, categories, and monthly trends from bank CSVs or eligible PDF bank statements.
Upload a Profit & Loss report and get a plain-English breakdown of revenue, expenses, and margins.
Downloadable PDF summaries, P&L explanation reports, bank activity summaries, and monthly income and spending breakdowns.
AI credits are used for deeper explanations, P&L analysis, report summaries, and scenario interpretation.
Revisit saved analyses, compare past uploads, and keep recurring review work inside one workflow instead of rebuilding it each time.
Model changes and create scenario planning summaries when you need to test next-step ideas.
How RIVOR fits
RIVOR is built for the review layer between raw files and the next decision you need to make.
Great for bookkeeping. RIVOR helps turn exported reports and bank files into simpler review dashboards and plain-English summaries.
Great for general questions. RIVOR gives you a repeatable workflow with uploads, saved reports, usage tracking, and financial-specific structure.
Flexible, but manual. RIVOR helps reduce the time spent cleaning files, categorizing activity, and formatting reports.
RIVOR does not replace professional advice. It helps you prepare better questions and review your numbers before meetings.
Start with the basics on Free, move into recurring monthly review on Pro, or add more capacity and planning tools on Premium.
Rows RIVOR reads from uploaded bank files or statements.
Used for deeper explanations, P&L analysis, report summaries, and scenario interpretation.
Billing And Add-ons
Paid plans support monthly, 6-month, and yearly billing. Pro and Premium can also add AI credits or enrichment during the current billing period.
$5
Add more merchant and category cleanup without switching plans.
$5
Buy more AI credits for deeper explanations, P&L analysis, and report summaries.
$10
Best for teams that need more recurring explanations and summaries.
$20
For businesses that need more AI-assisted analysis without changing plans.
Paid plans are available monthly, billed every 6 months with a 10% savings, or billed yearly with a 15% savings.
New accounts get extra onboarding uploads during the first 30 days: 10 on Free, 75 on Pro, and 150 on Premium.
Explore By Need
Explore the bank statement analyzer, CSV transaction analyzer, PDF bank statement analyzer, and small business financial dashboard pages to see how the workflows connect.
See how RIVOR turns bank statement activity into organized income, spending, dashboards, and reports.
Explore the bank statement analyzer pageLearn how eligible PDF bank statements turn into a cleaner review workflow for monthly financial reporting.
Explore the PDF workflowUpload exported CSVs and turn raw bank activity into readable categories, summaries, dashboards, and reports.
Explore the CSV workflowReview monthly results, saved work, reports, and AI-assisted context from one small business financial dashboard.
Explore the dashboard pageThe pricing and FAQ pages explain uploads, transactions processed, enriched transactions, AI credits, billing cycles, and what changes between Free, Pro, and Premium. The Resources library also includes practical guides for bank statements, CSV exports, and monthly financial reporting.
Start with the page that answers your next question: workflow, demo, use cases, trust, or resources.
See both product paths: bank analysis for transaction visibility and Explain My P&L for clear report breakdowns.
Review the workflowWatch the walkthrough to see how RIVOR organizes business activity into dashboards and reports.
Watch the demoExplore how cafes, restaurants, contractors, and bookkeepers use RIVOR for monthly reporting.
Explore use casesRead the trust overview, then review Privacy and Terms before uploading financial files.
Read the trust overviewBrowse practical articles on PDF bank statements, CSV exports, categorization, and monthly financial reporting.
Open the resources libraryUse these guides to sharpen bank statement review, understand the difference between PDF bank statements and CSV transaction exports, and build a cleaner month-end reporting routine.
Review income, expenses, transfers, fees, recurring charges, and unusual activity more confidently.
See how each file type supports bank statement review and small business financial reporting.
Use a repeatable process for income and expense tracking, transfers, recurring costs, and final reports.