Ticket labels need supporting evidence.
Labels describe planned work. Repository history helps you check what changed when scope shifts or a ticket reopens.
Build software CapEx and OpEx reports from Git history, without timesheets.
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Your git history, turned into an audit-grade ledger in four steps.
Every quarter, finance asks engineering which work built new capability and which maintained existing systems, and engineering answers from memory. Software capitalization reporting ties each classification to the commits and policy rule behind it, so a reviewer can follow software CapEx reports back to the code.
Labels describe planned work. Repository history helps you check what changed when scope shifts or a ticket reopens.
Reconstructing a quarter from memory takes time and can leave gaps. Check reported work against the available commit history.
A policy change or acquisition can require another view of a past period. Preserve the source records and the rules behind each report.
Group software CapEx reports by team, project, or contributor, in estimated hours, FTE, or cost. Export the software capitalization reporting view with its evidence attached.
Software capitalization reporting reads repository history and applies your policy rules to estimated effort. No new timesheets to collect, and every line in your software CapEx reports links to the underlying code.
Use the Git history you retain to re-run a past reporting period with the policy rules you choose. Compare the revised classifications before your finance team accepts a restatement.
Open a figure to inspect the commits and classification rule behind it. Your finance team reviews whether the treatment matches the applicable accounting policy before using the report.
Navigara classifies each commit by your policy rules, estimates the effort behind it, and builds the CapEx/OpEx split from there. Software CapEx reports show the code and effort behind every number. Finance signs off on the accounting treatment.
No. Software CapEx reports document repository work. Software capitalization reporting still needs contributor coverage, work done outside Git, and the cost records finance keeps, reconciled before anyone relies on the numbers.
Yes, as far back as your Git history goes. Re-run Q3 2024 under this year’s policy and compare the two software CapEx reports before finance accepts a restatement.
Click any figure to see the commits and the classification rule behind it. Overrides are logged with a name and a reason. Finance confirms that the software capitalization reporting result matches the applicable policy.
The period, repositories, contributors, and your classification policy. Review a sample of software CapEx reports and list any work or costs outside the connected systems. Eligibility stays an accounting decision; the report supplies the evidence.
No. Navigara estimates effort from repository history. Software capitalization reporting still needs to be reconciled with whatever supporting records your finance team requires.
Bring your policy and one repository. Your finance team sees sample software CapEx reports and the evidence behind the software capitalization reporting, line by line.