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Why teams switch from Trullion to Arvexi
Trullion requires templates and manual tagging for every document type. Arvexi's AI reads any lease PDF and extracts every clause automatically. No templates, no tagging, no babysitting.
| Feature | Arvexi | Trullion |
|---|---|---|
| AI Document Extraction | Reads any PDF, no templates or tagging required | Requires pre-built templates and manual field tagging |
| Multi-Standard Support | ASC 842, IFRS 16, GASB 87, GASB 96, FRS 102 simultaneously | ASC 842 and IFRS 16 only. No government standards |
| Auditor Portal | Dedicated read-only portal with independent verification | No dedicated auditor access. Shared user seats |
| Implementation Time | Days, not months. Upload and go | Weeks of template configuration per document type |
| API-First Architecture | Full RESTful API. Every feature accessible programmatically | Limited API surface, primarily UI-driven |
| AI Agents | Autonomous AI agent with 38+ accounting tools | No AI agent capabilities |
| Government Standards (GASB) | Full GASB 87 and GASB 96 support with SBITA | Not supported |
| Document Intelligence | AI reads clauses, payment schedules, amendments, and modifications | Template-based extraction with manual review required |
The template trap
Trullion's extraction works if you're willing to build templates for every document type in your portfolio. Office leases need one template. Equipment leases need another. Amendments? Another template. Every new document format means more configuration, more testing, more maintenance.
Arvexi's Document Intelligence reads any lease PDF without templates. Upload a ground lease, an equipment lease, and a retail sublease in the same batch. The AI understands the structure of each document independently. No templates to build. No fields to tag. No ongoing maintenance as your portfolio evolves.
For teams managing diverse portfolios across multiple asset classes, the difference between "configure first, then extract" and "upload and extract" is measured in weeks of implementation time.
Government agencies are invisible to Trullion
If you're a government entity or manage government contracts, Trullion cannot help you. It supports ASC 842 and IFRS 16 only. No GASB 87 for leases, no GASB 96 for subscription-based IT arrangements.
Arvexi supports all five major lease accounting standards simultaneously. A state university can run GASB 87 for building leases and GASB 96 for software subscriptions on the same portfolio, at the same time, in the same platform. Federal contractors can maintain both ASC 842 and GASB compliance from a single source of truth.
Government lease accounting is not a niche feature to add later. It's a fundamental capability that shapes how the platform calculates, classifies, and reports.
Your auditors deserve their own door
External auditors reviewing your lease portfolio on Trullion share the same interface and seats as your accounting team. There's no independent verification path, no read-only environment designed for audit workflows.
Arvexi includes a dedicated auditor portal: a separate, read-only environment where auditors can independently review lease data, calculations, journal entries, and supporting documents. They see everything they need without consuming a user license and without touching your working environment.
When your Big 4 auditors ask "can we access the system independently?" the answer with Arvexi is yes. With Trullion, you're sharing seats and hoping nobody changes anything during the review.
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