Moneta
Payment records you operate
Mission impact
Accepted work should leave a payment record your organization can show. The obligation, the receipt, and the books stay together on a system you operate.
What you can count on
When work is accepted, three things should agree: what is owed, what was received, and what the books say. Moneta is that record, on a system your organization operates.
What is built
Moneta is installed for one organization. It is not a shared service. Your organization keeps the payment accounts and the data. Wilkes & Liberty does not hold the funds. Forward-deployed engineers implement it and hand over documentation, infrastructure-as-code, tests, and runbooks.
Where it sits
Chronicle can hold the commercial decision. Paladin decides who may sign in. Moneta keeps the payment record. Keystone is the estate those systems run on.
Key capabilities
Obligation
Accepted work becomes a record of what is owed.
Receipt
What was received stays with that record.
Reconciled view
The books can be checked against the same record.
Accounts you own
Payment accounts and the data stay with your organization.
Your install
One organization's system, not a shared service.