Control Plane
Canonical events, ledger, policy, approval, reconciliation, reporting, audit evidence, sandbox, API keys, OAuth, SDKs, webhooks, and hosted operator surfaces.
Commercial model / scope before quote
Pricing follows the control surface you actually need.
Invarent is packaged around operating scope and assurance burden—not arbitrary user seats. A written deployment scope defines the included entities, event volumes, modules, environments, integrations, support, and evidence obligations before commercial terms are finalized.
Invarent does not publish a one-size-fits-all price today because a single-entity API integration and a multi-client GovCon or accounting-firm deployment have materially different control, implementation, support, and assurance requirements.
Packaging paths
Start with the operating model, then price the evidence burden.
Industry Operations
Control Plane plus home-service, GovCon, tax, close, consolidation, allocation, cash, fixed-asset, intercompany, or other applicable operating modules.
Firm or Embedded Platform
Multi-client navigation, delegated professional access, white-label surfaces, higher integration volume, tenant provisioning, export, and platform-grade support.
Quote inputs
Six variables make the commercial model legible.
- Scope
- Tenants, legal entities, books, currencies, locations, and historical periods
- Volume
- Canonical source events, postings, documents, webhook deliveries, and report workloads
- Modules
- Core ledger, industry packs, close, consolidation, tax, cash, fixed assets, and related surfaces
- Integration
- Source systems, migration state, data quality, webhooks, embedded UI, and provider dependencies
- Assurance
- Recovery objectives, evidence retention, audit support, security review, and regulated workflows
- Service
- Implementation, support window, response commitments, environments, training, and change governance
Commercial discovery
Define the control boundary before the price.
A useful proposal begins with the operating systems, entities, workflows, evidence obligations, and success gates the deployment must actually support.