SSolvren
AI contract margin control

Know what your AI contracts earn. Know what needs a decision.

Solvren joins signed customer terms to attributed AI delivery costs. Finance sees the evidence behind contribution, stress-tests proposed deals, and gets an issue when a contract crosses its margin floor.

No sales call required. One historical audit and one saved quote scenario in the trial.

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CONTRACT REVIEWEvidence first
Known contribution$42,840Provisional · source coverage 94%
Below floor3 contracts
Supplier reconciliation2 gaps need review
Next actionReview price and allowance

Illustrative synthetic figures. No customer or savings claim.

From source to decision

One financial thread through the AI stack

See what is known, what is missing, and which contract decision follows.

1

Connect evidence

Import contract terms and metadata-only usage and outcomes. Connect OpenAI or Anthropic organization cost data and reconcile supplier totals.

2

Test the deal

Compare up to three proposals using observed median and upper-tail direct cost. Sparse samples require stated manual assumptions.

3

Operate the margin

Follow trailing run rates, assign issues, receive deduplicated email alerts, and freeze source-backed month-end packets.

Clear boundaries

Built for finance-grade explanation

Unknown cost is never treated as zero. Estimates and coverage gaps are labeled. Solvren suggests price and allowance changes but does not change customer billing, model routing, or access automatically.

Supported paths

CSV and ingestion API for contracts and events; OpenAI and Anthropic organization-admin cost connections; Langfuse v4 observations; optional read-only Stripe revenue evidence.

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Start with a real question

Which contracts are already below the floor? Would the next proposal hold up if AI unit cost reaches the observed upper tail?

Simple commercial terms

$1,500 per month or $15,000 per year, billed by Stripe. Includes two direct supplier connections and up to two million normalized events per month.

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