Maximize compensation. Limit exposure.

ca360 turns complex contracts into billable, auditable financial outputs.

When you need it
You need ca360 when contracts are complex and disparate, and you cannot adjudicate them consistently.
What gets in the way
Different terms by client. MSAs plus client-specific sub-agreements. Event or activity data that determines billing. Reconciliation against payments received. Contract language that is not mapped to operational data. Manual spreadsheets. Audit and reproducibility requirements. Revenue recognition and finance controls.
What it does
ca360 maps contract terms to operational data, adjudicates billing and incentive rules, reconciles payments received, and produces reproducible calculations finance teams can defend.
What you get
ca360 feeds AR/AP systems so organizations can bill. It also produces incentive and payment calculations, audit trails, contract-performance evidence, finance reports, and client-level summaries.
- Billing
- Reconciliation
- Incentive and payment calculations
- Contract-performance evidence
- Finance reports
- Client summaries
- Audit trail

When you need it