Trullion
Auditable AI built for accounting
Overview
Trullion's pitch is 'auditable AI' — every output is explainable and traceable back to the underlying documents, which matters a lot in accounting and audit contexts where a black-box answer isn't good enough. It's particularly strong for lease accounting and revenue recognition, two areas that are notoriously manual and error-prone under ASC 842 and ASC 606, and it's used by both corporate accounting teams and the audit firms that review their books.
Because it's a specialist platform rather than a full ERP, you'll still need QuickBooks, NetSuite, or Sage running alongside it, and pricing isn't published anywhere on the site, so budgeting requires a sales conversation. If your finance team's biggest pain points are leases, rev rec, or audit prep specifically, Trullion is worth evaluating; if you need a general bookkeeping or AP/AR tool, this isn't the right fit.
Key Features
Trulli AI Assistant: surfaces answers, flags patterns, and analyzes accounting data on demand.
Lease Accounting: automates ASC 842/IFRS 16 calculations and standardizes lease workflows.
Revenue Recognition: automates ASC 606-aligned revenue workflows with traceable outputs.
Document Matching & Extraction: pulls and cross-references data from source documents at scale.
Substantive Testing: AI-assisted audit testing built for external and internal audit teams.
Knowledge Layer: centralizes accounting standards, firm guidelines, and institutional knowledge.
Pricing
Starting price
Custom pricing only, contact sales
Custom / Contact Sales: Trullion does not publish pricing tiers; cost depends on company size, modules used (lease accounting, revenue recognition, audit), and integration needs.
Disclaimer: pricing may change, confirm on Trullion's own pricing page before buying.
Pros
Built by accountants: founded and staffed with former Big Four CPAs who understand the compliance stakes.
Explainable outputs: traceability back to source documents supports audit trails, not just automation for its own sake.
Deep niche coverage: lease accounting and revenue recognition are handled in real depth, not as an afterthought.
Cons
No public pricing: requires a sales call to get any sense of cost.
Not a full ERP: works alongside your general ledger rather than replacing it.
Narrow focus: best suited to companies with real lease or rev rec complexity, overkill for very small businesses.
What Makes It Unique
Auditable AI: Trullion markets explainability as its core differentiator, positioning itself for the audit and compliance teams that other AI accounting tools tend to overlook.
Kay Score
7.3
/ 10
