Pricing and commercial options

Run the workflow. Or embed the document processing.

Choose how AIdaptIQ enters your operation. Your proposal states the volume, included work, integrations, implementation and support.

Who operates the workflow?
Your finance teamWorks in AIdaptIQ

Checks, review and the agreed accounting handoff.

Your applicationUses document processing

The agreed structured result in your own workflow.

How is AIdaptIQ priced?

Pricing is scoped to expected processing volume, document mix, client entities, workflow complexity, integrations and support. Final charging units, rates and overages are stated in the commercial proposal.

Two ways to buy

Choose who will use the result.

AP workflow deployment

Your team works in AIdaptIQ.

Invoice intake, checks, client context, exceptions, approvals and the agreed accounting handoff.

Best fit
Finance teams, accounting firms and BPO delivery operations.
Proposal inputs
Expected volume, entities, exception work, integrations and required support.
Define the reviewed accounting outcome.

Embedded document API

Your application uses Number7 results.

Document processing and the agreed structured result inside your own software and workflow.

Best fit
Product and engineering teams embedding document intelligence.
Proposal inputs
Processing volume, document types, response contract, service and integration requirements.
Define the structured response contract.

What the proposal states

Know what you are buying before implementation.

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Commercial scope
ItemWhat must be explicit
Recurring usageCharging unit, included volume, document or transaction mix and overage terms.
One-time implementationConfiguration, named integrations, migration or access work and customer responsibilities.
Workflow coverageIncluded checks, review, approval and the agreed downstream outcome.
Deployment and supportDeployment requirements, operational support, service expectations and exclusions.
AcceptanceThe evaluation population, required outcomes and production sign-off criteria.

From interest to a commercial decision

Start with the work the proposal must cover.

  1. 01

    Discuss the process

    Volume, systems and the result your team needs.

  2. 02

    See or evaluate it

    A demonstration or a representative document diagnostic.

  3. 03

    Review the proposal

    Usage, implementation, support and exclusions.

  4. 04

    Validate and launch

    Accepted outcomes and named production owners.

Next step

Request the right proposal.

Tell us whether your team will operate in AIdaptIQ or embed the API, then share the expected volume and systems.

Understand the volume

A file is not necessarily one invoice.

UnitWhat it meansWhat to supply
PDF / fileAn uploaded container. One file can contain multiple business documents.File counts and whether the PDFs are mixed.
PageOne page within a file.Page volume and typical pages per business document.
Bill / invoiceOne supplier billing document, which may span pages.Invoices per month, separately from PDF counts.
DocumentA business document such as an invoice, PO or credit note.Document types and counts; define the meaning in the proposal.
API callOne request to an endpoint; upload and polling need not have the same commercial treatment.Expected request pattern and monthly volume.
TransactionThe business work connecting evidence, checks, review and a required accounting result.Workflow scope, entities and completion criteria.

A four-page PDF can contain two invoices and one credit note. That describes the content, not a public billing formula. The billable unit, mixed-PDF treatment, limits and overages must be specified in the agreed proposal.

Ask the proposal to itemize onboarding, connectors, seats, exception review, usage limits, support and customer-hosted responsibilities where applicable. No universal entitlement or price band is published here.

Example scope without a price: two client entities, QuickBooks bill handoff, mixed PDFs, estimated invoice and page counts, and explicit approval requirements.

Request workflow or API pricing

Scope and action

Agree what proceeds and what needs approval.

Confirm deployment scope

QuickBooks bill handoff and two-way sync

Confirm company scope, credentials, approval and the returned accounting record. A prepared bill is distinct from an accepted QuickBooks record.

Action: Approval required.

Read the workflow scope
Confirm deployment scope

API access and customer-hosted deployment

Request the verified integration contract and hosting scope. Public guidance is not a validated machine-readable specification or a promise of SDK availability.

Action: Scope agreement required.

Read the workflow scope
Confirm deployment scope

Tally and other ERP connectors

Confirm the connector, supported entities, tax fields and permitted actions for your environment. Listing an ERP does not establish a ready connector for every deployment.

Action: Scope agreement required.

Read the workflow scope

The recorded product-owner confirmation applies to the named capabilities. Deployment scope, integration permissions and approval requirements are agreed separately.

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