Canon · tiered view
Six planes and surfaces sit on top, and under them sit 71 instruments. A plane sells you the right to demand a receipt across many instruments under one contract. It doesn't sell you a receipt. Everything below is read from one data file at load, so what you see is what's in the file. Every row carries the named accounts that have a dated reason to buy it, and the page that reason came from.
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These come first because they're the largest contract on this page. You sign one of these and then point it at whichever instrument you need soonest.
One account per instrument, so these twelve point at twelve different products. Each one has a dated trigger and the page that trigger came from. These are accounts that fit the instrument. None of them is a customer, a partner or a deal, and nothing here says otherwise.
Default order is tier up, then heat down, so the rows you can sell soonest sit at the top. Click a row to open the accounts with a dated trigger, what it costs the buyer to ignore, how it deploys, and the evidence behind it.
| Instrument | Tier | Heat | Rev |
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A component ships inside another receipt and never carries its own invoice line.
Pick the rows where a dated duty already exists and the budget line is already funded. We'll size those against your accounts and tell you which one closes first.
Prices in this view are marked PROPOSED where the data marks them PROPOSED. A proposed price isn't booked revenue.