Per-Decision Authorization — On-Ramp & Overage Only
Single Decision Authorization
Available for first-time authorization or as overage beyond monthly membership entitlements. This option exists to remove friction at the conviction moment — not as a substitute for membership.
It is intentionally priced higher than membership.
If you expect to authorize decisions regularly, membership is the correct choice.
Why is per-decision authorization more expensive than membership?
Because authorization is not a document — it is authority. Membership exists to make ongoing authority sustainable and efficient. Per-decision pricing is intentionally positioned above membership value to signal seriousness and push buyers who have recurring inspection exposure toward the correct long-term path.
What exactly is a Decision Defense Record (DDR)?
A DDR is a fixed, inspection-defensible record that binds a compliance decision to its governing logic, evidence, accountable owner, and timestamp. It is assigned a unique ID at the moment of authorization and cannot be retroactively modified. It is what protects you when an inspector asks: "Who decided? Based on what? At what moment?"
Can I use free modules without purchasing?
Yes. All readiness assessments, briefs, and analysis are always free. You only pay at the moment you choose to authorize — when a DDR is issued. Free modules exist to prepare you to authorize with confidence.
What happens to my DDRs if I cancel my membership?
Issued DDRs are permanent records. Cancellation does not invalidate previously authorized decisions. Your DDR IDs, records, and inspection artifacts remain accessible. Cancellation only stops future issuance.
Are Audit Defense Briefs and Compliance Certificates the same as DDRs?
No. Briefs, certificates, and summaries are derivatives — they reference an existing DDR and carry its authority. A DDR is the authorizing event. Without an issued DDR, these outputs are analysis only and carry no inspection authority.
How do I know which tier is right?
Count your inspection-exposed decisions per month. If that number is 3 or fewer, Individual may be sufficient. If you have recurring decisions across multiple domains, Professional is the correct path — at $899/month it costs less per decision than a single per-DDR authorization. Enterprise is correct when inspection exposure is systemic across a team or organization.
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