Payment plans, policy billing, the delinquency queue, agency bill, commissions, disbursements and reconciliation — premium only, on a ledger that records money and never holds it.
Waypoint holds no premium and moves no money: every receipt, remittance, commission payment and refund records money that moved in your own accounts, and reconciliation is computed live from that one ledger.

Installment schedules are validated end to end before they touch the database, so an imbalanced split is refused rather than reconciled after the fact.
Notice periods are entered per state and line, and ship empty. A policy in a state with none entered does not move at all, and the dashboard names the states that are not running.
Financial operations are executed via dedicated system identities to ensure absolute processing transparency and isolate automated functions from human intervention.
That separation is what makes a sweep auditable: an automated collection run can never be mistaken for somebody’s afternoon, and no screen offers a control whose blast radius is the whole book.
Your entitlements decide whether this portal exists for your organization at all. A person’s role decides what they may do inside it. The order is enforced on the server on every request.
Every Billing Portal page needs the Billing Portal entitlement and the page granted to the role. The nightly sweep runs under the organization’s billing batch role, so an automated run is never mistaken for a person’s.
This financial core dynamically bridges into specialized functional interfaces across your enterprise ecosystem.
We believe in open engineering and clear product boundaries. We are happy to show you exactly what is live today, what is actively under development, and what is on our mid-term roadmap. Challenge us with your specific operational requirements, and we will tell you precisely how we support them today or exactly how they map to our upcoming releases.