A target envelope, scoped per organization. No checkout button — billing is handled alongside the scope agreement.
The CTA below uses the configured owner address in the repository. It is not a verified support channel.
Repo-first Apple Pay change program, scoped per organization.
Request a pilot discussionTarget envelope per organization. Final pricing depends on the agreed wallet of merchants, certificates, environments and connectors. Billing is handled alongside the scope agreement — no checkout button is enabled.
Honest answers. If a question is not below, we have not decided yet.
A target envelope for the repo-first Apple Pay change program, scoped per organization: an agreed wallet of merchants, certificates, environments and connectors. SSO (Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace) is scoped in the program but not yet built. Implementation work that is not repeatable is estimated separately.
The PSP and vault connector are selected with the first pilot customer. Until that decision is made, those integrations are exercised against synthetic fixtures only and are explicitly labeled as such on this page. Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace SSO are scoped in the program but not yet available in production.
No. The pilot tier uses an email CTA rather than a checkout button — the program is not in the same self-serve billing flow as legacy plans, and the Stripe backend is not wired to the pilot tier. Billing for the pilot is handled alongside the agreement on scope.
Not invented. The pilot measures interventions per change, work time vs. wait time, blocking causes, percentage of steps automated and verified closures. Any future commitment on SLAs or savings will come from measured pilot data, not marketing copy.
It is the address configured in the repository source tree (see app/layout.tsx and app/not-found.tsx). It is not certified as a working support channel. Replies are not contractually committed.