ASC-718 – Stock-based Compensation Reporting

Stay Audit-Ready and GAAP-Compliant with ASC 718 Stock Compensation Expense Reporting

Need help with stock-based compensation reporting? Boost investor confidence by mitigating risk and ensuring full compliance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).

Shoobx organizes everything you need to create ASC 718 reports, including grant types, vesting schedules and Stock Incentive Plan details.

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Everything you need for your stock-based compensation reporting

Reduce risk

As you issue equity, your cap table gets updated automatically. This ensures that nothing slips between the cracks.

Save time & money

Because your stock-based compensation expenses are calculated automatically, you can spend that time doing tasks that help grow your business.

Stay financing-ready

Investors require standards-compliant accounting reports on a regular basis, usually annually. With Shoobx, you’re always ready.

We help private companies stay GAAP-compliant

Always have an up-to-date cap table

With Shoobx, your cap table is always accurate with real-time data. Plus, it links directly to your secure and organized automated data room.

All your documents linked in an automated data room

While other solutions act like a dropbox where you need to organize your files— we know that’s not enough.

Our data room automatically organizes your files and notifies you of any missing documents.

All your documents linked in an automated data room

While other solutions act like a dropbox where you need to organize your files— we know that’s not enough.

Our data room automatically organizes your files and notifies you of any missing documents.

“What sets Shoobx apart is the fact that my cap table, data room, and stock ledger are automatically updated when I grant shares. With absolutely no effort from me!”


– Mathieu Nouzareth, Co-founder & CEO, FreshPlanet

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Related Resources

A Practical Guide to ASC 718 Reporting

What Makes A Good ASC 718 Report And When Do I Need One?