Commercial Summary
Channel-facing summary of the partner commercial model, including negotiated lane behavior and downstream delivery assumptions.
For a security, legal, or procurement reviewer, use the Vendor Review Summary.
At a glance
- Channel: partner-facing, downstream-buyer, and white-label compatible lanes.
- Product model: deterministic PASS or FAIL from partner- or buyer-supplied exported evidence only.
- Credit model: 1 credit = 1 verified PASS kit issued.
- FAIL economics: FAIL burns 0 credits and includes 1 free resubmit within 7 days for the same submission.
- SLA trigger: starts at PASS, not upload.
- SLA remedy: automatic credit back plus 10% bonus credits if AttestLayer misses the published SLA after PASS.
- Retention: uploads up to 24 hours; hosted links, branding rules, and delivery windows may follow the active plan or signed agreement.
Security and data handling
- Region: Google Cloud northamerica-northeast1, Montréal, Canada.
- Encryption: TLS in transit, platform-managed AES-256 at rest.
- Artifact integrity: Ed25519 signatures and SHA-256 manifests.
- Registry entries contain hashes and timestamps, not customer names.
- Subprocessors are published on the public subprocessors page.
Commercial rules
- Reserved Capacity, custom billing cadence, partner branding, and white-label terms follow the active MSA or order form.
- Monthly Coverage renews automatically each billing cycle until cancelled before the next billing date.
- Unused Monthly Coverage credits do not roll over.
- Partner lanes may include invoice, wire, annual, or custom procurement workflows not offered on the public direct-buy path.
- More specific order documents and signed agreements control for the covered transaction.
Who this page is for
- Partners qualifying a lane for downstream client delivery.
- Procurement or ops teams checking what is governed publicly versus by MSA or order form.
- Teams reviewing partner, reseller, or white-label structures instead of the public self-serve path.
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