Pilot process

    How a Centsless pilot works

    A pilot tests Centsless against your real transaction environment before any wider rollout. It is scoped to the jurisdictions, transaction types and evidence your team needs.

    1. 01

      Scope

      Agree the jurisdictions, transaction types (sales, refunds, mixed tender, payments to government) and the evidence your reviewers expect.

      What we need from you

      Your locations and a contact for your POS or transaction system.

    2. 02

      Connect

      Your transaction system sends transaction context and receives the calculated result and its decision evidence.

      What we need from you

      An engineering contact. Interface details are confirmed during scoping.

    3. 03

      Run

      Transactions in scope are resolved, calculated and recorded.

      What we need from you

      Access to test or limited live traffic, as agreed.

    4. 04

      Review

      We walk through results and the evidence record with your compliance, finance or audit team.

      What we need from you

      The reviewers who will rely on the record.

    What you receive

    • The calculated rounding result for in-scope transactions.
    • A tamper-evident decision record citing the governing authority.
    • A summary of which supported rules applied where.

    Executable coverage is agreed in pilot scope. Tracked authorities and local policies do not establish engine support.

    Security and data handling

    Discussed under NDA during pilot scoping. Centsless does not claim independent security certification.

    Commercial terms

    Commercial terms are discussed during pilot scoping.

    Ready to scope a pilot?

    Tell us where you operate and what you need to show an auditor. We reply within two business days.

    Prefer email? pilot@centsless.org