Features
Everything the agreement needs.
From scope to settlement.
Crednce connects the parts of a transaction that are usually scattered: what was agreed, whether the deal is fully funded, what was delivered, what proves it, what changed, and when payment should move.
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01 · Agreement
Structured Scope
Turn a loose brief into a deal both sides can actually work against: deliverables, exclusions, success criteria, required proof, milestones, amounts and deadlines.
Why it matters
Know what completion should look like before funding the work.
Work against a defined scope instead of shifting expectations.
The accepted agreement becomes the reference point for review, changes and disputes.
Example
— Renovation · London → AccraRoof replacement defined as a milestone
Materials, workmanship and completion criteria recorded
Required photo and inspection evidence agreed
Out-of-scope gutter work kept separate
“Clarity before anyone commits.”
One transaction record
The features make
more sense together.
Crednce is not six disconnected tools. Each stage carries the context of the stage before it, so the payment decision can be traced back to the agreement.
A milestone payment can be released after explicit approval or after its 72-hour review window expires without a qualifying client action. A Request Changes action ends that review cycle, an active dispute blocks automatic release, and an unresolved extension request affecting the milestone pauses automatic release. Settlement then continues through the applicable payment partner.
Better deal structure.
Verified milestones.
Money moving when it should.
See how the same system works across construction, procurement, exports, imports, professional services and logistics.