Real-Time Outcome Verification for Contracts

Traditional contracts rely on manual reporting and audits, leading to costly disputes over performance data. Blockchain provides a single source of truth for all parties, where outcomes (e.g., delivery GPS data, IoT sensor readings, payment confirmations) are immutably recorded.

• Example: In supply chain finance, automatic invoice payment upon verified goods receipt can reduce reconciliation costs by up to 80%.
• Result: Faster settlements, reduced legal overhead, and stronger partner trust.

Manual tracking of milestones for payments, royalties, or insurance payouts is error-prone and slow. Smart contracts can be programmed to release funds automatically when pre-defined, verifiable conditions are met on-chain.

• Example: A media company can automate royalty distributions to artists instantly based on real-time streaming data feeds, eliminating months of lag and manual accounting.
• ROI Driver: Transforms accounts payable/receivable from a cost center into an automated process, improving cash flow.

Regulatory and ESG reporting requires provable, tamper-proof records. Blockchain creates an immutable audit trail for every contractual action and outcome, simplifying compliance.

• Example: For carbon credit contracts, verification of emission reductions via IoT sensors recorded on a blockchain provides regulators with undeniable proof, cutting audit preparation time by over 50%.
• Benefit: Drastically reduces the cost and risk of compliance audits and reporting.

Real-time, trusted data enables innovative performance-based agreements that were previously too risky or complex to administer.

• Example: An equipment manufacturer can shift to a "power-by-the-hour" model, charging airlines based on actual, verifiable engine flight hours logged on-chain, creating a recurring revenue stream.
• Strategic Advantage: Enables new business models that deepen customer relationships and create competitive differentiation.

The Pain Point: Releasing staged payments in construction requires multiple site inspections, sign-offs, and manual invoicing, delaying projects.

The Blockchain Fix: A shared ledger tracks verified project milestones. Digital signatures from architects, engineers, and owners trigger automatic payment draws to contractors.

• Example: A smart contract holds funds for a foundation pour. Once the general contractor and structural engineer digitally sign off on photos and inspection reports uploaded to the chain, the draw is executed.
• ROI: Reduces payment delays from weeks to days, improves transparency for all stakeholders, and minimizes lien disputes.

The Pain Point: Pharmaceutical sponsors make milestone payments to research sites based on patient enrollment and data delivery—a process mired in manual verification and delays.

The Blockchain Fix: A permissioned blockchain records patient consent (via digital ID) and key trial events. Smart contracts release payments when cryptographically verified data (e.g., completed patient visit, lab result) is submitted.

• Example: Payment for Phase 3 trial enrollment. The smart contract automatically triggers a payment to the site when a verified, anonymized patient record meeting the protocol criteria is added to the chain.
• ROI: Accelerates cash flow to research sites by 40%+, reduces administrative burden, and ensures payment integrity against auditable outcomes.

Smart contracts automatically release funds upon verifiable, on-chain proof of delivery. This eliminates the 15-30 day payment cycle and costly disputes.

• Example: A logistics pilot with Maersk and IBM's TradeLens reduced document processing costs by up to 40% by automating letter-of-credit terms.
• Result: Finance teams shift from chasing paperwork to managing exceptions.

Every contract milestone and payment is recorded on an immutable ledger, creating a single source of truth for auditors and regulators.

• Example: In pharmaceutical supply chains, real-time temperature and location data from IoT sensors can trigger payments, automatically proving GDPR and DSCSA compliance.
• Result: Cut audit preparation time by up to 70% and reduce compliance risk.

Convert accounts receivable from net-60 terms to real-time settlement. Suppliers get paid instantly upon delivery, improving their cash flow and strengthening your supply chain.

• ROI Case: A pilot in construction finance using blockchain for progress billing reduced invoice-to-cash cycles from 90 days to 24 hours, freeing millions in working capital.
• Benefit: Use improved payment terms as a strategic advantage with vendors.

Our solution acts as a neutral verification layer, not a rip-and-replace. It plugs into your existing SAP, Oracle, or NetSuite systems via APIs to read IoT data, confirm deliveries, and trigger payments.

• Implementation: The 90-day pilot focuses on one data feed (e.g., GPS for delivery, IoT for condition) and one payment event.
• Outcome: Prove the model with minimal IT overhead before scaling.