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This paper proposes a semiring formulation for reasoning about an agent's changing beliefs: a dynamic epistemic semiring (DES). A DES is a modal semiring extended with epistemic-action operators. The paper concentrates on the revision operator by proposing an axiomatisation, developing a basic calculus and deriving the classical AGM revision axioms in the algebra. Iterated action is also considered.