You're billed for 100 resolutions. Which ones actually resolved?
The invoice arrives with a count you can't check against your own records without a spreadsheet fight. You want to pay for real results, not argue about them.
Outcome-priced software
AI products are increasingly charging per resolved case, qualified meeting, or completed task. That sounds clean until the buyer and seller have different views of what actually counted.
The same dispute, two chairs
The invoice arrives with a count you can't check against your own records without a spreadsheet fight. You want to pay for real results, not argue about them.
Every billing cycle turns into a negotiation about what counted. A count both sides agreed to in advance, and can each verify, ends the argument before it starts.
How it works
Spoolis freezes the criteria before the work happens, records the agreed judge, and produces a signed Outcome from the evidence that comes back. The buyer can use its own CRM, logs, confirmations, tests, or reviewer. The seller does not have to give up its own evaluator.
What that looks like
98 of 100 counted·$98 earned
The result is created once and shared. Nobody rebuilds the tally, and nobody has to take the other side's word for it.
If both sides already agree on every invoice, you don't need this. Spoolis earns its place when what counted is genuinely checkable and the two of you would otherwise count it separately.
Automated coverage is strongest for deterministic checks against records and logs; AI-assisted checks are expanding. Spoolis produces the result; billing and payment stay in your existing systems.Tell us what you sell or buy per outcome and where the counting argument happens today. If your team wants to try it hands-on first, the sandbox needs no account.
criteria frozen before work
evidence from the buyer's systems
→ signed Outcome Receipt
verifiable offline, anywhere