@kava Subscription clearing like CI pipeline can be replayed
B2B SaaS 'Gray Sophora' used to suffer most not from collection, but from regional account allocation and agent rebates; at the end of the billing period, it always relied on screenshots and meeting minutes. After reconstruction, signing and deduction still occur in EVM Co-Chain, while regional clearing has migrated to Cosmos Co-Chain; Translator maps accounts receivable to payable across multiple treasury locations, and IBC receipts are automatically written into ERP.
In the first month trial run, the T+0.5 receipt rate reached 91%, and the closing cycle shortened from 7 days to 3 days; in the second month, they tried to adjust the Southeast Asia agent rebate from 8% to 9%, and the new rule took effect in the receipt within two hours and can be replayed.
The data team串成 audit samples with 'settlement batch hash - block height - failure retry', and external inspections can be conducted based on the numbered samples. The two matters that management is ultimately concerned with became clear: P95 receipt delay and abnormal closure time. The former stabilized within 16 minutes, while the latter dropped from 36 hours to just over 10 hours.
The significance of @kava landing in this company is to turn 'where the money went' from a verbal explanation into a verifiable fact; subscription clearing is the first time like CI to have versions, rollbacks, and evidence.