From your exports to a signed month, in fourteen weeks.
Four stages. Each one ends with something you can hold: a signed statement, a working system, a closed month, a system that runs on its own rules. You never pay for a stage before the previous one has delivered.
Two weeks. Your real figures. No slides.
We take one quarter of exports from every rail you run and rebook it onto one record. Then we tell you, in writing, where the money doesn't tie — and sign it.
Bank, Paxum, wallets, platform statements, chatter pay, ad spend. We rebook the quarter per entity and tie every line to its statement. Crypto payouts get a hash, a payee and a dollar value on the day.
What ties and what doesn't, per rail, in money. Per-creator P&L after chatters and traffic, by hand, for the quarter. The rules we would write. A fixed Build quote and a date for the first signed close.
The fee is credited in full against the Build. If you stop here, you keep the statement, the rebooked quarter and the per-creator P&L.
Eight weeks to your first signed month.
Not a configuration of someone else's tool. Your rails, your entities, your rules — built onto one record and put on a server you control.
Who is paid what, on which terms, from which rail. Thresholds: what posts by rule, what waits for a named person. Written with you, in a document you can read, and only then turned into the system.
Every transaction from the last six months on the record, per entity, tied to its statement. Mercury, Wise, Metro, Paxum, the wallets, Infloww, Hubstaff — read as they are. Nothing changes in how you pay people.
Your current month runs on NATIVO beside whatever you use today. Same figures or we find out why. The checks report lists every exception by name.
Books per entity and group, signed by business day 5. The monthly pack. Your accountant receives the import for the standard they file under. Second half of the Build fee is due on this signature, not before.
Three closes with a controller on your side.
The system is built; now it has to hold under a real month, with real exceptions. We run it with you for three months so the rules get tested where it counts, and so your deputy learns the queue with someone beside them.
Cash per rail, payouts due, exceptions open. Three lines. Read in a minute, from your phone.
Items above threshold wait for a named person. In Run, that person is us — and we show your deputy why each one is answered the way it is.
Books signed, checks report attached, pack delivered: agency P&L, fan economics, per-creator economics, payouts with hashes.
Each creator sees her own earnings, payouts and documents in her own login. Nothing else. Fewer "where is my money" messages, every week.
Priced monthly by the shape of your agency — entities, rails, headcount — and quoted in the Diagnostic statement. Three months, then you choose.
Then it runs on its rules, and it is yours.
Answers the queue. By month six that is minutes a day: the rules settle the rest, and every answer they give becomes the rule for next time.
We read every month before it is signed, run the checks, and sign. One named person who knows your agency, not a ticket queue.
On your server, with your data, in open formats. Priced on the hours a month actually takes, from €500. No per-seat, no per-transaction, no surprise.
Walk through a sample agency: two entities, five rails, three creators.
Every screen your NATIVO would have, on invented figures: the Daily Pulse, the monthly close, the payouts page with hashes, the checks report, the per-creator economics. Ten minutes.
Stage 1 is two weeks and your real exports. Nothing else is on the line.
€6,000 — €7,500 with a crypto rail — credited in full against the Build.