Platform license
Access to the CORE workspace, configured modules, audit trail, and user roles.
§ Pricing
Priced like a credit platform, not a SaaS dashboard.
CORE pricing should match how a program-credit shop operates: modules in use, active deal volume, implementation scope, and the amount of controlled AI work running through the platform.
One platform, scoped around the work.
Most buyers should expect an annual platform license, implementation/configuration, and optional expansion by module or volume. We do not lead with per-seat gimmicks.
Final numbers handled in sales process§ What Matters
What the buyer needs to believe.
Implementation
Program configuration, workflow mapping, data/file setup, training, and launch support.
Usage and expansion
Additional modules, volume, automation, or intelligence workflows can expand after the first launch.
§ Fit
What affects pricing
This page should reduce demo friction without publishing numbers too early.
01
Program and module scope
02
Number of active deal files
03
Document, extraction, and AI generation volume
04
Implementation complexity
05
Security, integration, and support requirements
§ Path
Buying path
Workflow review
We look at the real work before quoting the platform.
Scope proposal
You get a launch scope, modules, timeline, and commercial shape.
Pilot or launch
Start narrow enough to prove value and broad enough to matter.
§ Next Step
Ask for pricing when the workflow is visible.
A ten-minute form cannot price a program-credit operation. A real file can.