Intent Solutions · Financial Teaching · V1
Open skills; paid implementation and maintenance — downside
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| Cost / contribution | Amount | Recipient | Earned when | Payment condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Supportable release preparation | $2,400.00 | Maintainer business | Release evidence delivered | Agreed release invoice |
| Shared maintenance | $1,800.00 | Maintainer business | Authorized maintenance performed | Monthly invoice |
| Customer setup | $1,800.00 | Implementation business | Each setup accepted | Per-team invoice |
| Support capacity | $3,360.00 | Support business | Defined support duties performed | Monthly invoice |
| Support infrastructure | $450.00 | Vendors | Service consumed | Vendor cycle |
| Collection cost planning allowance | $270.00 | Payment providers | Payments processed | Deducted on collection |