Start with a clear scope. Know what is included.
Choose the workflows you need to connect or the purchasing question you need to investigate. We agree scope and commercial terms before work begins.
GIPR Connect workflow tiers
Confirm systems, route complexity, implementation work, task allocation, support, and additional-usage terms in your proposal.
Make usage expectations explicit
Your proposal defines what counts as a task, included allocation, treatment of retries and failed runs, and additional-usage charges.
Included allocation
Agree the annual task allocation and the workflows it supports.
Additional usage
Confirm incremental charges and the process for changing scope before expanding usage.
Applicable volume pricing
Confirm any volume pricing in your proposal against the expected usage.
Commercial terms and applicable volume pricing are agreed in your proposal.
GIPR Core assessment
A separately scoped, fixed-fee assessment starts with agreed AP and card exports. The proposal defines inputs, analysis, deliverables, data-handling terms, and price. Workflow tiers are not assessment pricing.
Core is in beta. Potential recoveries, control exposure, and modeled opportunity are reported separately; none is a promise of realized savings.
Scope an assessment