Numbers derived from the work itself.
Regentis’s estimation engine reads real activity — commits, PRs, tickets — and derives where the investment went: innovation, upkeep, firefighting. Grounded in what actually happened.

Investment allocation, CapEx/OpEx, and R&D capitalization derived from real engineering activity — no timesheets, ever.
Engineering is the biggest line item and the hardest to account for. Timesheets produce garbage, custom Jira fields decay, and finance keeps asking questions engineering can’t answer.
Regentis’s estimation engine reads real activity — commits, PRs, tickets — and derives where the investment went: innovation, upkeep, firefighting. Grounded in what actually happened.

No work logging, no mandatory fields, no ritual. The numbers come from the system, so the team never pays a tax for finance’s clarity.
Regentis’s classification engine categorizes investment allocation straight from the work — your team never logs an hour.
A CFO-grade view of how engineering headcount maps to CapEx versus OpEx and what qualifies for R&D capitalization.
Break engineering investment down by organization, group, and team — with quarter-over-quarter, half-year, and year-over-year trends.
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