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How Summance works

Every deal Summance bills follows the same four stages: a contract sets the terms, usage events get rated against those terms, an invoice adds up what's owed, and a payment closes the loop. Driftmetric's contract, for example, is $0.02 per API call above a 50,000-call monthly minimum: usage events tally the calls, the invoice totals the overage, and payment reconciles back to that invoice.

Contracts

A contract sets the terms Summance runs on: what to bill, when revenue is recognized, and what each customer owes, calculated automatically once the contract is in place.

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Usage Events & Rating

Usage streams in from your product; rating turns it into money.

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Invoicing

An invoice is built from a contract and the usage rated against it.

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Payments

A payment closes the loop - it reconciles back to the invoice that earned it.

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