About Revenue RecognitionAjera's revenue recognition functionality enables you to calculate and commit current project revenue, based on the revenue methods your company uses for labor, expenses, and consulting. Ajera gives you complete flexibility and control to determine how to calculate your revenue, using the following revenue methods:
You determine the most appropriate time to calculate revenue entries. Ajera calculates estimated revenue based on the revenue methods you assign to a project, phase, or activity on the Project Command Center > Revenue tab. Employees who are authorized to recognize revenue for your company use revenue sessions on the Revenue Recognition tabs to review, edit, and commit estimated revenue. Once you commit revenue, Ajera creates corresponding over- and under-billed entries to the General Ledger and creates billed entries when you post to Accounts Receivable accounts. These entries enable you to recognize revenue in the form of unbilled work-in-progress (WIP) and unbilled revenue. Note: Use revenue recognition if your company uses the accrual accounting method. Revenue recognition cannot be used with the cash accounting method. Ajera uses the browser spell check so you can verify the spelling while recognizing revenue.
Video: Take a tour of Revenue Recognition(8:07 min) Capping WIP at contract amountYou can also assign the following Cap WIP at contract methods on the
For example if you have a labor contract of $10,000 and $13,000 in WIP, Ajera creates a negative $3,000 adjustment to make the invoice amount $10,000. Ajera then self-calculates an adjustment amount as entries are created beyond the contract amount. During billing, Ajera creates a lump sum negative adjustment for any amount over the contract.
How it works in AjeraLearn more about each step in the revenue workflow, illustrated below. Click on each task for step-by-step instructions.
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