Foundation
Source data readiness
Establish entity context, controlled imports, evidence retention, and the first reconciliation workflow.
- Accounting and bank source mapping
- Tenant-scoped workspace setup
- Initial reconciliation review path
Pricing that follows the financial operation you actually run.
Azuren is being introduced through scoped pilots rather than arbitrary public tiers. We first map your source data, operational workflows, approval requirements, and rollout boundary.
No public price, ROI claim, or availability commitment is implied by this page.
Engagement models
Start with the right operational boundary.
The shape of a rollout matters more than an oversimplified feature checklist. Each engagement begins with a clear source-data and control model.
Pilot
Operational receivables
Extend the verified financial state into receivables visibility and proposal-led collection workflows.
- Aging and customer exposure views
- Reviewable collection proposals
- Approval and audit requirements
Expanded rollout
Controlled financial operations
Broaden integrations and financial workflows only after the controls, support model, and ownership are agreed.
- Additional entities or source systems
- Policy and approval design
- Operational rollout planning
How scope is assessed
Price should reflect operational responsibility, not a marketing grid.
Financial workflows vary materially by data quality, integration methods, entity structure, approval policy, and the level of support needed during a pilot.
Controlled before expanded
Azuren does not sell autonomous financial actions as a default. Scope and price are considered alongside the controls that make a workflow safe to operate.
| Pricing dimension | What it helps establish |
|---|---|
| Organization scope | Legal entities, currencies, and approval model. |
| Data volume | Imported invoices, bank transactions, and reconciliation workload. |
| Users and roles | People who review evidence, approve actions, and operate the workspace. |
| Integration scope | Accounting, bank, payment, and communication systems included in the rollout. |
| Workflow controls | Collection proposals, approval gates, audit requirements, and operational support. |
| Analysis usage | Scoped financial analysis requirements and the approved data boundary. |
Questions
Common pilot questions.
Is pricing published today?
Azuren is in a controlled early-access phase. Pricing is agreed after understanding the organization, source systems, data volume, and the controls required for the rollout.
Does Azuren replace Tally or an accounting system?
No. Azuren is designed as a financial operations layer above existing accounting and banking sources. The accounting system remains the source for its own ledger and accounting records.
Can we start with only reconciliation?
Yes. A phased rollout can begin with the sources and workflows that are ready, then add receivables, collections, or analysis only when their data and controls are in place.
Are collection actions included automatically?
No. Collection communication is a controlled workflow. It requires the relevant financial evidence, policy, consent, and approval conditions before it can be enabled.