Missing record
Provider state, chain state, or internal ledger state is absent or late.
Alloy turns provider events, balances, fees, and transaction state into reconciliation workflows finance can operate.
Alloy centralizes the transaction record, preserving provider detail while giving finance a repeatable close workflow across provider events, balances, fees, and chain state.
Provider state, chain state, or internal ledger state is absent or late.
Expected and observed fee data differs across provider reports and ledger entries.
Chain confirmations, provider settlement, or internal posting is not close-ready.
Retries, failed transfers, refunds, and provider corrections need traceable disposition.
Ingest provider webhooks, balances, transfers, confirmations, native IDs, and business references.
Compare source records against ledger expectations, expected fees, and internal transaction lifecycle.
Route exceptions by reason, owner, SLA, and required evidence instead of losing them in spreadsheets.
Package close evidence, unresolved items, source links, and review notes for finance and audit.
Identify provider exports, webhooks, ledger fields, fee sources, and business references.
Agree on the small set of statuses finance, product, support, and compliance can act on.
Tie every unresolved item to a system, team, or provider path before close.
Generate a review artifact that shows source events, decisions, balances, and unresolved risk.
Every route keeps Alloy's public story grounded in operating records, custody boundaries, and right-sized modules.
We will map the first workflow Alloy should stabilize, the custody boundary, and the modules that create evidence.
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