Every commission line carries its deal, rate, credit, earned amount and status: accrued, approved, paid, held, disputed or clawed back. The rep's spreadsheet and the company's ledger are the same rows.
The demo clawback alert is unglamorous and complete: prior payout reclaimed after a day-47 churn, $5.4K, done, next to a cancel window still open on someone else's $33.6K.
commissions.cedxsystems.com, live build
Runs on demo data. The workspace in the chrome is the demo tenant, and the paid figures say “demo” on the screen itself.
320 lines · $2.21M in view$471K of it held, on the card
$549K approved, ready to paynext run lands on the 1st or 15th
19 open disputes · $136Kin a queue with an SLA, not an inbox
What it is
Three places commission trust breaks.
A line that shows its arithmetic
Each row: line number, deal, rep, type, status, credit, rate and earned. A new-logo line at 12% on $420K of credit earns $50K and sits Held; a renewal at 8% on $364K earns $29K and sits Approved. The number argues for itself.
New logo · renewal · expansion types
Rates on the row: 12% and 8% in view
Statuses: accrued through clawed back
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Holds and clawbacks priced, not whispered
Held money is a card, $471K against claw and legal holds. Claw exposure is priced at $281K from approved-plus-paid times risk. The alert for the open cancel window names the commission still at risk: $33.6K.
Held $471K · claw exposure $281K
Comp health ring: score 22, itemised
Partial-cash holds named line by line
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Pay runs with a calendar and a status
24 runs on a semi-monthly cadence, 1st and 15th, with period, lines, reps, amount and status. July final paid $125K to 6 reps across 42 lines; two adjustment runs failed in June and still show it. History is not edited.
Semi-monthly: 1st & 15th, in the chrome
Draft · pending approval · paid · failed
Failed runs stay visible: $31K, $25K
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Product tour
Four screens, captured from the running build.
Not a mockup and not a concept deck. This is what opens at /app/commissions.
commissions.cedxsystems.com
01 Overview
The ledger's health, scored in public
Accrued $385K, approved $549K, paid $432K, held $471K. The lines-by-status bars split 320 lines into accrued 60, approved 79, paid 68, held 45, disputed 37, clawed 31, and the largest lines table names where the big money sits.
Open disputes 19 · $136K in queue
Accrued versus payout baseline, weekly
Largest lines by earned: $50K, $44K, $37K
02 Lines
The ledger itself
320 rows with the arithmetic on each: credit times rate equals earned, status beside it. Filter by accrued, approved, paid, held or disputed; export the view you were actually looking at.
$2.21M matching view · held $471K
Rate and credit on every row
CSV export of the filtered ledger
03 Statements
Per rep, per period, locked
36 statements across periods: August open with $181K accrued-approved-held; July and earlier locked with $618K paid. Quota % sits on the statement, 41 to 93 across the page, next to lines, accrued, approved, paid and held.
36 statements · open and locked
Period rows: 2026-08 open, 2026-07 locked
Held amounts flagged on the statement
04 Payouts
The calendar money moves on
Pay runs by period and run date: August mid-cycle pending approval at $86K, July final paid at $125K, and June's two failed adjustment runs still on the list. The cadence, 1st and 15th, is printed in the chrome.
24 runs · $1.92M paid in demo history
6 reps across the current runs
Failed runs named with amounts
Who runs it
Three roles share one ledger.
Roles, not references. We have no named customers yet, so nobody in these photographs is quoted, credited or claimed as one.
The rep
Reads the same lines finance sees: credit, rate, earned, status. A held line says why (partial cash, cancel window) instead of breeding a shadow spreadsheet.
statement · quota %
Comp analyst
Works holds and disputes: 45 held lines, 19 disputes with an SLA, and the partial-cash releases as payments land.
held · 45
Finance approver
Approves the run or sends it back. Two failed June adjustments stay visible on the payouts list, which is exactly why July's process changed.
runs · 24
The shape of it
What the demo workspace actually looks like.
Every figure below is legible in the captures above. Nothing here is a projection of your estate. It is the state of the demo data.
$2.21Mcommission value in view320 lines
$549Kapproved for payoutnext run: 1st or 15th
$471Kheldclaw and legal holds
$281Kclaw exposureapproved + paid times risk
Lines by status320 commission lines · demo ledger
Approved79
Paid68
Accrued60
Held45
Disputed37
Clawed back31
Open value clear of holds$1.74M clear of the $2.21M in view
Clear · $1.74M
Held · $471K
Disputes against the ledger19 open disputes against 320 lines
6%
Disputed · 19, $136K
Undisputed · 301
How it runs
A comp cycle, in the order it actually happens.
01
Credit the deal
Closed-won writes the line: type, credit, rate, earned. The rep sees it the same day, with the same arithmetic finance sees.
02
Hold honestly
Cancel windows, partial cash and legal flags move lines to Held with the reason attached. $471K sits there now, explained.
03
Dispute in the queue
Disagreement is a status with an SLA, not an email thread. 19 disputes, $136K, oldest visible first.
04
Run the calendar
Semi-monthly, 1st and 15th: draft, pending approval, paid, or failed, which stays on the list until it is explained.
One record
The commission line traces back to the record that earned it.
A commission is the last line of the commercial story. It reads the deal, the quote and the contract rather than re-typing them.
Finding this out on the third call is worse for you than reading it here, and worse for us.
Commissions is not generally available. What opens today is the live build running on demo data: the paid card says “demo” on the screen itself.
We have no named customers to show you, so this page shows none. The reps, deals and amounts in the captures are demo data, not references.
The plans in the captures, 12% new logo, 8% renewal, semi-monthly cadence, are the demo configuration. Your plan documents, accelerators and cadence are built with your comp team.
What this page does not show is payroll execution. Pay runs produce the approved batch; the money movement itself is your payroll stack's job.
No audit or compliance certification has been issued. What we can evidence about hosting, encryption and access is on the security page.
Yes. Every screenshot is a capture of the running build at /app/commissions, on demo data: the paid card is literally labelled demo on the screen.
Why do reps stop keeping shadow spreadsheets?
Because the line shows its arithmetic: credit, rate, earned and status on one row, filterable and exportable. The statement matches the ledger because they are the same rows.
What puts a line on hold?
Named causes, visible on the alert: a new-logo cancel window still open, a partial-cash invoice, a legal flag. $471K is held in the demo ledger and every dollar of it has a reason attached.
How do clawbacks work?
As priced exposure before the fact and a completed event after: claw exposure is $281K from approved-plus-paid times risk, and the demo history includes a reclaimed $5.4K after a day-47 churn.
Is Commissions audited or certified?
No certification has been issued. What we can evidence about hosting, encryption, tenant isolation and production access is written up on the security page.
The ledger is running. Go and look at it.
Live build, demo data, no card. Then ask your top rep when they last trusted a commission statement.