Agree the basis
Name the work, who can act, what counts as a contribution and how costs and future income will be allocated.
BUILD TOGETHER. ACCOUNT TOGETHER.
Your contribution.
Our shared work.
A clear account.
Keep your own accounting. Connect the work you do together — so every contribution, cost and future share has a basis everyone can check.
Consortium proposal · Interactive examples · 17 October 2026
THE SHARED ACCOUNTBefore customers
01 / YOUR ORGANISATIONYour booksWork, costs & originals
02 / OTHER MEMBERSTheir booksWork, costs & originals
↓ 32-byte commitments through the existing edge ↓
↑ Check the evidence behind each accounting item
03 / TOGETHERContributions → period account → agreed allocationShared rules. Separate custody. Human oversight.
01 / THE SIMPLE IDEA
Your accounting stays yours.
The collaboration becomes checkable.
Triple entry adds shared, verifiable evidence to the records each organisation already keeps. It supports a common account of joint work without replacing anyone’s accounting system.
Record your part
Keep originals in your custody. Your edge records the contribution and returns its reference and proof.
Close a period
Recognise accepted items. Carry forward items still awaiting acceptance. Show the calculation behind each share.
Reconcile & settle
Net eligible mutual obligations under the agreed rules. Record actual payment separately when it happens.
02 / TRY THE BUSINESS MODEL
One period.
Every share explained.
Three illustrative contributors make the arithmetic easy to follow. Change a contribution or hold an item for acceptance and see the account change.
SYNTHETIC EXAMPLE Names indicate candidate participants, not agreed roles, prices, approval or installed edges.
Period selection changes the synthetic workload, not a real accounting schedule. Members will agree the actual cadence.
| Contributor / example work | Accepted effort points | Example cost | Acceptance | Cost recovery | Revenue remainder share | Trace |
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The example rule, in plain language
Recover accepted costs first from the hypothetical revenue available. If revenue is insufficient, recover costs proportionally. Divide any remainder by accepted effort points. Pending items earn no allocation yet; they stay visible for a later period. With no accepted points, the remainder stays unallocated.
This formula is an editable business proposal for discussion, not an adopted Ambiti8n SLA or a claim that costs are payable. Points are illustrative, not currency.A SEPARATE EXAMPLE / MUTUAL OBLIGATIONS
Three obligations.
One net transfer.
Netting reduces the amount to move while preserving each member’s net position. These assumed obligations are separate from the contribution example above.
Requires agreed netting scope, eligible obligations and authority. It does not execute a payment.
03 / WHY TRIPLE ENTRY MATTERS
“Where did that number come from?”
Follow it all the way back.
An amount should lead to its accepted contribution, the owner’s small book, its returned rail proof and the original held by the owner.
Period amount→Accepted contribution→Owner book→Returned proof→Original & hash check
Originals stay with the organisation
The shared rail carries the existing 32-byte commitments, with protocol and proof overhead. Business documents and private keys stay off the rail. Relevant originals can be supplied through the authorised evidence process.
Proof and acceptance answer different questions
A proof establishes inclusion and integrity. An authorised acceptance and the agreed SLA determine how the item is treated in the account. A hash match alone does not establish service quality or a right to payment.
04 / A PLACE FOR EVERY MEMBER
One framework.
Many contributions.
Software, infrastructure, integration, models, messaging and evidence can use the same accounting framework. Each member retains its own systems.
Proposed roster based on the supplied meeting and planning material. Connection and agreed contribution are pending for every named partner on this portal. ENEA, arsys and Lab8ra also appear in the planning material; their roles remain to be agreed.
05 / START WITH THE RULES WE HAVE
NEO Chamber today.
Ambiti8n rules, together.
Use the published NEO Chamber rules as the starting reference. Members can develop their shared Ambiti8n rules and SLA as the work becomes concrete.
Read NEO Chamber rules v0.1 ↗AVAILABLE
NEO Chamber rules
Existing governance and evidence procedure. Reading this page is not membership or acceptance of the rules.
TO AGREE
Ambiti8n Chamber & shared SLA
A proposed branch of the existing Chamber: members agree contribution measures, cost treatment, revenue allocation and period cadence. Record the version each party accepts.
What if members disagree?
Keep the disputed item identifiable and use the existing Chamber process: request relevant originals, verify their hashes, apply the existing service and deadline rules, and obtain the authorised human decision. The rest of the account follows the agreed treatment of open items.
06 / YOUR FIRST USEFUL STEP
Connect one organisation.
Prove one record.
Start with the current Studio installer and your own assigned connection. Then choose one contribution from your real work.
You bring: a technical contact, your computer type and one process.We coordinate: identity mapping, private connection settings and the first proof check.
What is available — and what comes next
Available now
This public explanation, the browser exercise, current Studio downloads and published NEO Chamber rules.
Next with members
Individual onboarding, first independently verified proof, one contribution and a joint period rehearsal.
Still to agree
Shared SLA, adopted allocation formula, Ambiti8n branch rules and any commercial or payment arrangements.
This page is a proposal, not a live account or a new measured rail test. Earlier Ambiti8n 4 and Pilot 3 remain separate. Realistic application scenarios follow verified partner connections.