Subscription management platform for next-stage B2B companies
A recurring billing platform for mid-market companies with automation across the full billing workflow and a faster path to go-live. It features subscription lifecycle changes, customer self-service, partner billing, and support for modern pricing models.

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One platform for pricing, billing, CPQ, self-service, and revenue recognition
keylight is a subscription platform for mid-market B2B companies that need recurring billing automation across the full commercial and operational flow. It supports recurring invoicing, per-seat and tiered pricing, pricing logic, embedded CPQ, self-service, and revenue recognition, all in one system. This makes it easier to launch recurring models, manage contract changes such as mid-cycle upgrades or downgrades with proration, and keep billing operations aligned with CRM, ERP, and downstream finance processes.
Multi-Model B2B Recurring Billing
- Mixed subscription and service models
- Tiered, hybrid, volume-based pricing, with automatic re-rating
- Native support for complex account hierarchies
Rule-Based Billing Lifecycle Automation
- Tax rules, zero-rating, reverse charge mechanisms, and withholding tax logic
- Mid-term amendments, proration, aligned and auto renewals
- Notifications, payment routing, invoice lifecycle automation
Advanced Pricing Logic
- Promo codes, dynamic discounts, and guided pricing for sales teams
- Pricing adjustments through configurable logic
- Contract-specific pricing, approval rules, quote-level adjustments
Embedded CPQ & Integrations
- Native integrations and API-first custom integrations
- Embedded headless CPQ inside CRM
- Product and quote setup maintained centrally
Customer & Partner Self-Service
- Branded portals for customer and partner self-service
- Configurable order journeys and approval workflows
- Native portal capability — not a separate add-on
Revenue Recognition & Analytics
- ASC 606 / IFRS 15 revenue recognition
- Revenue analytics and predictive insight
- Finance-ready outputs for downstream accounting systems
5 reasons why B2B leaders are moving to keylight
keylight gives B2B companies an end-to-end subscription platform that fits existing system landscapes, can take over recurring billing processes in stages, and supports international operations through data centers across different regions, currencies, locales, and business entities. It is designed for faster go-live times with no requirement for a third-party implementation partner. Direct support from keylight is included, with trusted local partners available as an option. The platform includes built-in application layers such as a customer self-service portal, embedded CPQ inside CRM, and other ready-to-use capabilities.
keylight fits the existing setup
keylight has an integration-ready foundation with API-first connectivity and extensible system architecture, which makes it possible to work with core business systems, more specialized applications, and internally built tools.
You can introduce keylight in stages
keylight can take over the recurring billing processes that need more automation, logic, or control first, while the rest of the setup stays in place until a broader shift becomes the better path.
keylight has global reach
keylight supports customers across North and South America, Europe, and APAC. Data centers are available in different regions, and the platform works with multiple currencies, languages, locales, business entities, and pricing rules by country or market.
Faster go-live time with deep implementation expertise
keylight is designed to go live through platform configuration rather than a heavy implementation layer around the product, including more complex recurring billing scenarios. Implementation can be led directly by keylight, with local partners available where preferred. This keeps rollout more direct and creates a simpler base for market expansion.
Ready-to-use application layers
Built-in application layers such as customer self-service, embedded CPQ inside CRM, and configurable order journeys are available from the start. That gives teams ready-to-use functionality for day-to-day subscription operations and changes through rules and if-then logic.
Customer Self-Service, Partner Workflows, & Order Journeys
keylight includes out-of-the-box customer and partner self-service portals as part of the core subscription platform. Portals can be branded quickly and configured for account actions such as adding or removing licenses, changing quantities, moving between tiers, viewing invoices and payment history, and updating payment methods. The same portal layer also supports order journeys, approval workflows, permissions, and follow-up actions triggered directly from portal activity.
Self-Service Portals
Customer Portal
Launch a branded customer and subscriber portal in under 30 minutes, or embed customizable components into existing systems. Support account actions such as adding or removing licenses, changing quantities, moving between tiers, viewing invoices and payment history, updating payment methods and other permitted actions.
Partner & Reseller Portal
Support partner and reseller portal access for account actions, ordering steps, approvals and partner-specific commercial processes. Flexible account structures and permissions help control who can view, manage, approve or trigger each action. Deploy as an entire portal or embed pre-built components into existing systems.

Guided Portal Journeys & Automated Workflows
Portal-Driven Follow-Up Actions
Actions taken in the portal can trigger the next operational step automatically. For example, this can include sending an order request, provisioning request, internal notification, or fulfillment instruction to the right connected system or team.
Order Journeys & Approval Workflows
Support pre-defined journeys for purchases, upgrades, renewals, quote acceptance, retention offers for cancellations, and other portal actions. Approval workflows can add an internal review before account, billing, or payment changes are confirmed.
Recurring Billing Data Structure & System Integrations
keylight connects with ERP and CRM systems such as HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics, Salesforce, Pipedrive, NetSuite, Sage, Xero, SAP, and other systems. Integration coverage also includes payment processors, tax engines, signature providers, authentication providers, and other external or internally built tools. keylight can be embedded into the CRM for quote and offer creation, which is known as embedded CPQ functionality. Its API-first architecture also supports future stack changes and custom integration needs.

Prebuilt Integrations & Integration Coverage
- Connect keylight with a broad range of CRM, ERP, finance, payment, tax, signature, authentication, and SSO systems
- Native and custom integrations, with new prebuilt integrations added continuously
- Integration support for internally built tools with unique data requirements
Embedded CPQ Inside the CRM
- Use keylight inside the CRM through an embedded, iframe-based experience for quote and offer creation
- Available for CRM systems such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Microsoft Dynamics
- Product, pricing, and approval logic defined once and maintained centrally
API-first Connectivity, Webhooks, & Notifications
- Trigger provisioning, fulfillment, internal alerts, and other follow-up actions across connected systems
- API-first connectivity for custom integrations and future stack changes
- Webhooks and notifications triggered by platform events
Custom Fields, Custom Objects, & Scheduled Data Syncs
- Custom fields and custom objects for business-specific billing data, such as ERP identifiers, catalog mappings, or regional attributes
- Scheduled or real-time inbound and outbound syncs through APIs or file-based flows
- Data mapping support for legacy subscriptions, contracts, and billing records
How keylight supports subscription use cases across selected industries
The examples below illustrate how keylight can support practical subscription scenarios across security software, healthcare IT, HR software, and legal tech. They include use cases such as MSSP and reseller billing, clinic and hospital account structures, headcount or location-based subscription changes, legal product add-ons, and account actions managed through self-service.

Security Software
- Mid-year seat additions handled through a customer self-service portal
- Structured recurring billing models that support endpoint, SIEM, and threat intelligence offerings
- MSSP, reseller, and direct-customer billing managed in the same platform

Healthcare IT
- Per-user and per-facility pricing for hospital systems, clinic groups, and individual practices
- Annual renewals automated with configurable notice periods and approval workflows across clinics, sites, or business units
- Multi-site customer accounts, including hospital networks and individual practices, billed under one parent structure

HR Software
- Employer subscriptions billed by seats, covered employees, locations, or workforce packages
- Headcount, covered-employee, and location changes reflected automatically in recurring billing without ERP workarounds or manual rework
- Parent employer accounts structured across subsidiaries, regions, or legal entities under one billing model

Legal Tech
- Subscription models for matter-, case-, and workspace-based legal products
- Recurring subscription add-ons can be used to offer additional modules such as jurisdiction-specific content, practice-area functionality, or portfolio features
- Structured recurring pricing models for document review, contract workflow, and other legal operations
Implementation support for stack design & data flow
There is no single blueprint for how recurring billing should fit into a stack. Some companies keep product definitions in ERP. Others manage more commercial logic in the billing layer. Many evolve the setup over time. keylight supports different approaches and helps define the right system boundaries, data flows, and source-of-truth model for the business.
Choose the right source of truth
Align the subscription and billing setup with the systems already in place, while keeping the overall model maintainable.
Start with the scope needed now
Keep selected processes in ERP, CRM, or finance systems today, then expand keylight’s role later if that becomes the better path.
Work with a team that shapes the model
The goal is not only software installation. The process also defines the operating model, integration approach, and practical rollout path around it.
Migration support
Move existing subscriptions, contracts, and billing records into keylight through a structured migration process designed to reduce risk in one of the most sensitive parts of implementation.