Platform
The commercial control layer for outcome-based deals
Five products. One shared data model. One outcome deal object at the center.
From deal design to verified settlement
Four temporal phases — showing when products activate, not what they are.
Before the deal
Deal Designer defines the rules — what outcome is being sold, how it is measured, what is included and excluded, what the economics look like. Both parties collaborate on the specification before signing. The output is a living deal specification that publishes directly into Outcome Measure, Outcome Verify, and Outcome Settle as their operating configuration. The deal as designed is the deal as executed.
During execution
If the AI workflow requires human judgment at any step, Completion Hub handles it — routing tasks to reviewers based on task type and required credential, managing approval queues with SLA enforcement, providing credentialed experts when the customer does not have their own. Every completion is captured as an evidence event that flows into Outcome Measure.
After a result is claimed
Outcome Measure connects to the agreed source systems and produces the factual record — evidence, raw metrics, anomaly detection, confidence scores. Then Outcome Verify applies the deal's criteria to determine whether each measured result counts. Both products reference the same deal specification from Deal Designer. The determination includes reason codes, decision history, and full audit trail.
When money needs to move
Outcome Settle executes the pricing formula against the verified outcome count, applies financial controls (caps, floors, holdbacks, clawbacks, true-ups), generates invoices with line-item detail, and integrates with billing and ERP systems. Every dollar is traceable from the raw measured event through the verification decision to the invoice line item.
Explore the products
Five products covering the full outcome deal lifecycle.