A product already exists
The logic, the data model, and the reporting are built and tested. An engagement applies them to your records. Scope is narrow, the price is known in advance, and the work starts without a build phase.
See the one we operateMost of this site describes engineering work done for a client. This page is the other half: software Logic Current designed, built, and operates itself. It is entered through a defined engagement rather than a signup, and what is available is stated plainly.
See Revenue IntelligenceBoth are software engineering. They are not commercially interchangeable, and a visitor deciding between them deserves to know which one they are looking at.
The logic, the data model, and the reporting are built and tested. An engagement applies them to your records. Scope is narrow, the price is known in advance, and the work starts without a build phase.
See the one we operateA system designed around your users, rules, and workflows, because no product fits them. Scope is defined with you, and custom engagements generally begin at $25,000 depending on roles, integrations, and regulatory surface.
See what we buildSoftware that reconciles what a business agreed to, what it delivered, and what it actually billed — and shows where those three stop matching.
Revenue rarely disappears inside one system. It slips in the handoffs between them: a change order approved in email, a pricing term agreed in a contract, work delivered and signed off, an invoice raised from a different record. Each system is internally consistent. Nothing compares them to each other.
Businesses with contracts, change orders, delivered work and invoicing spread across more than one system, where somebody senior already suspects the numbers do not reconcile and no one has the hours to prove it.
Founding pilot. Not generally available. Access begins with a Revenue Leak Audit engagement rather than a signup.
$2,500 flat for the first five qualified businesses. The fee is not contingent on what the audit finds, and the audit is an examination of records you agree to share — not a recovery service.