Every dispatch leaves a signed record of what was processed and what it saved. You can check it, keep it, and hand it to someone who does not trust either of us.
Not a dashboard we control and can change. A record you hold, tied to the specific request that produced it.
Each receipt is signed. A number we quote you later has to match the record you already have.
Take the record with you. It does not live only in our console and it does not expire when the account does.
What we claim to have saved is settled against an invoice from a company with no stake in our numbers.
There is no representative subset. If it was processed, there is a record of it.
The shortest honest answer to a security review is a small list. We process what you send in order to reduce it, and we do not keep it afterwards.
Your provider credential never reaches us at all. You dispatch to your provider yourself, so there is nothing on our side to lose.
Yes, against the provider invoice. You are not asked to accept a figure we produced about our own work.
We do not hold your provider credential and we do not retain your content. There is no store of either to take.
Your provider relationship is unchanged and under your own account. Nothing about your existing terms moves.
If a call did not save you anything, there is no share of a saving to charge for. That is not a guarantee we are asking you to believe; it is what the receipts show.
Bring your own provider key. Billing stays with your provider. The difference lands on their invoice.