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Music & mediaCustomer story

One of the fastest-growing media companies

Every acquired catalog, finally on record.

$2M+in unlocked revenue and cost savings
The problem

A music company acquiring catalogs faster than its teams could absorb them. Contracts, recordings and royalty statements from every acquisition lived in different systems, folders and inboxes.

What Kiwi did

Kiwi built a continuously updating vault of every acquired catalog’s contracts, recordings and royalty statements, with a memory of how each changed over time. Distribution, contracts, royalties, accounting, legal and M&A all work from it.

What changed
  • Revenue that was slipping through found and unlocked
  • New-client onboarding across accounting and distribution redesigned
  • Month-end close, contract-to-cash and royalty conflicts running on Kiwi
  • Expanded from a single engagement to a company-wide deployment
Catalog vaultRoyaltiesContract-to-cashMonth-end closeClient onboardingSystem migration
Energy · HR & payrollCustomer story

A NASDAQ-listed oil & gas company

An HR system migration without overpayments.

The problem

Moving HR and payroll between enterprise HR systems, where one wrong benefits rule means employees get paid the wrong amount.

What Kiwi did

Working with the company’s implementation partner, Kiwi mapped payroll and benefits rules across the old and new systems, surfaced the ones neither system documented, and checked pay runs for compliance through the migration.

What changed
  • Payroll and benefits rules captured as approved Operating Code
  • Compliance and non-overpayment checks during the cutover
  • The same playbook reused for a healthcare company and a manufacturer
HRIS migrationPayrollBenefitsCompliance checks
Professional services · M&ACustomer story

A national accounting and advisory firm

Every acquisition integrates faster than the last.

The problem

A firm that grows by acquiring other firms. Each integration meant re-learning how the acquired firm billed, paid its people and reconciled its books.

What Kiwi did

Kiwi works with the firm’s M&A team on each acquisition, aligning unbilled revenue, reconciliation, payroll and method of billing between the acquired firm and the parent.

What changed
  • Integration rules captured once, reused on the next acquisition
  • Unbilled revenue, payroll and billing aligned before day one
  • Built so each next migration takes far less effort, time and cost
M&A integrationUnbilled revenueReconciliationPayrollBilling
Marketplace · Finance & taxCustomer story

A commercial real estate marketplace

Tax that ties out, every month.

The problem

Revenue, billing and tax live in three different systems. Tying them out every month meant days of spreadsheet work and deltas nobody could fully explain.

What Kiwi did

Kiwi runs the monthly revenue-to-tax reconciliation and sales tax flux analysis as agent pipelines, and explains every material delta with the invoices behind it.

What changed
  • Monthly tax tie-out and flux analysis run by agents
  • Every material delta broken down to the invoices behind it
  • Billing-to-revenue reconciliation on the same Operating Code
Tax reconciliationSales tax fluxBilling ↔ revenue
Media operationsCustomer story

A creator services company

Catalog delivery without the manual work.

The problem

Delivering large music catalogs to platforms meant packaging, validating and fixing DDEX files by hand.

What Kiwi did

Kiwi built and runs a DDEX ingestion application that packages, validates and delivers in bulk, with every rejection traced to the field that caused it.

What changed
  • DDEX ingestion and validation automated
  • Bulk delivery across video and streaming platforms
  • Next: automated content matching
DDEXCatalog deliveryValidation
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