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Resolution Guard is coming.

The verification and audit layer for outcome-based pricing contracts. Resolution Guard makes Atomic Resolutions contractually defensible — with tamper-evident logging, dispute resolution protocols, and independent verification that neither vendor nor customer can manipulate.

Originated by Crown Point Advisory Group  ·  Built on the RaaS framework
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The problem it solves

Outcome-based pricing requires a verification layer that neither party controls.

When a vendor bills on resolutions delivered, the customer must be able to verify that the resolution occurred — without relying solely on the vendor's own logs. When a customer disputes a billing event, there must be a neutral record that both parties accept as authoritative. When an auditor needs to validate the pricing model, they need documentation that cannot be retroactively altered.

None of these requirements can be met by the vendor's internal audit log alone. Resolution Guard is the independent layer that makes outcome-based contracts enforceable.

The three failure points Resolution Guard addresses

Every outcome-based contract fails in the same three places.

Failure 01
Unverifiable billing events
The vendor asserts a resolution occurred. The customer has no independent way to confirm it. The contract is built on trust rather than evidence. Trust erodes at renewal.
Resolution Guard provides tamper-evident resolution logging independent of vendor systems
Failure 02
No dispute protocol
A customer disputes a billing event. The vendor and customer each reference their own logs. Neither log is authoritative. The dispute becomes a relationship problem rather than an evidence problem.
Resolution Guard provides a structured dispute protocol with a neutral arbitration layer
Failure 03
Audit exposure
An enterprise customer's procurement or legal team requires third-party validation of the pricing model. The vendor cannot provide documentation that satisfies an external auditor.
Resolution Guard generates audit-ready documentation that satisfies external review
Development status

Where Resolution Guard is today.

Complete
Framework and protocol design
The Resolution Dispute Protocol v1.0 and Resolution Guard Technical Overview v2.0 are complete. Core concepts, verification architecture, and dispute resolution process are defined.
In progress
Private development and validation
Technical architecture in active development. Advisory client engagements are providing real-world validation of the protocol design before public release.
Upcoming
Private beta
Closed access with a select group of RaaS-transition clients. Focused on validating the dispute protocol and audit documentation output under real contract conditions.
Future
Public availability
General availability timeline to be announced. Sign up above to be notified.
The RaaS framework
Resolution Guard is one layer of a complete architecture.
The Resolution as a Service framework defines the complete transition from seat-based to outcome-based pricing. Resolution Guard addresses the verification layer. ResolutionMapper addresses the definition layer. The research behind both is available now.
Read the research → ResolutionMapper →