Product

Project-first capitalization, with the reasoning shown.

Dagron pulls work from Jira, Linear, and GitHub continuously, classifies projects against your accounting standard with transparent reasoning, and produces audit-ready reports — at the project granularity auditors actually want.

Dashboard

Always-on, never year-end.

Capitalizable hours, capitalization rate, and captured value update continuously as work lands. No more staring at a December spreadsheet.

  • Stacked monthly view of capitalizable vs. non-capitalizable hours
  • Drill from any metric or month into the underlying projects
  • Fiscal-year-aware — respects your calendar, not the IRS's
Capitalizable hours · YTD
0+12.4%
Capitalization rate
0.0%+0.4 pp
Captured · YTD
$0.0Mstable
Hours by month
Capitalizable vs. non-capitalizable
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Capitalization Reasoning Framework

Classification with the work shown.

Every project shows the why, not just the label. Three criteria, scored continuously, editable inline — and a full standard reference one click away.

  • ASC 350-40, IAS 38, and ASU 2025-06 all supported
  • AI classification with confidence scoring + transparent reasoning
  • Significant Development Uncertainty signals surface as warnings
  • Override anything — the audit trail keeps the original reasoning
Capitalization assessment
ASU 2025-06
Management authorization

VP Product Emily Torres approved on 2024-12-10 via signed project charter (CHARTER-2025-003). $1.2M budget allocated in Q1 planning.

Probable to complete

62% of work items closed. Sprint velocity stable at 34 points across 6 sprints. On track for 2025-09-30 target.

No significant uncertainty

React 19 / Postgres stack is mature for the team. Two senior engineers shipped similar portals in the last 18 months.

Dagron classificationHigh confidence

All work items represent net-new functionality. Management has authorized funding and completion is probable. No SDU signals detected.

Result
Capitalizable
Captured
Monthly review

The contributor-by-contributor flow auditors actually trust.

Roll up work by contributor, weighted by effort. Override classifications inline. Finalize a month and lock the audit trail.

  • Two-step review per contributor: confirm availability, then approve work
  • Effort-weighted hours derived from real activity, not blended rates
  • Bulk-override classification with required reason fields
  • Lock-on-finalize, with a tracked-adjustment workflow if numbers change
Monthly review · April 2026
Priya Shah· Staff Engineer
Capitalizable
121.6 hrs
Non-cap
38.4 hrs
Cap. rate
76.0%
Work itemProjectEffortClassificationHours
Search re-ranker tuningAI-Powered Search
High
Capitalizable26.0
Portal · checkout flowCustomer Portal Redesign
Medium
Capitalizable16.3
Hotfix · auth session bugSecurity Audit Remediation
Low
Non-Capitalizable6.5
Onboarding wizard scopingOnboarding Wizard
Medium
Needs Review16.3

Everything underneath, for the long tail of edge cases.

Project engine

Auto-discover projects from your repos

Connect GitHub and we'll cluster pull requests into coherent projects using merge timing, branch prefixes, file overlap, and content. No planning tool required — but if you have one, that's the primary signal.

HRIS-driven costs

Real compensation, not blended rates

We pull contributor compensation, employment dates, and approved time-off from Workday, ADP, BambooHR, Gusto, or Rippling. Hourly rates are derived correctly. Blended rates are an option — not a workaround.

Asset register

One project, one asset

Capitalized projects roll up into a single asset on the balance sheet — not thousands of PR-level micro-assets. Amortization schedules, useful-life management, and impairment workflows included.

Multi-standard

GAAP and IFRS, side-by-side

Run dual calculations under ASC 350-40 and IAS 38 simultaneously. Switch a project's framework with one click; the assessment criteria adapt to whichever standard is active.

See it on real data.

30 minutes. We'll walk through Dagron on a sandbox of your tooling and answer questions about your accounting standard.