OrgX makes one completed-client-work closeout invoice-ready for a qualified founding proof partner with no upfront implementation fee for 60 days. The $15,000 fee is due only after two runs meet the threshold agreed before work starts and the named reviewer accepts the result.
OrgX Amplify specializes in the delivery-to-cash boundary: proof of completion, exceptions, acceptance, and invoice readiness. It is an application-led implementation service for operations and delivery leaders at 25–250-person B2B implementation and consulting firms. It prices the last real closeout leak first, then installs one Delivery-to-Cash Proof System around a named owner, reviewer, authoritative records, and acceptance criterion.
Up to three founding proof partners receive the 60-day risk-reversed offer. The engagement earns payment only after two runs of the same version meet the agreed threshold and the named reviewer records acceptance. Realized business value is measured from buyer records.
The difference is contractual rather than a general claim about speed or quality: OrgX carries the implementation risk for 60 days; the buyer pays only after two accepted runs meet the threshold agreed before work starts. No accepted proof by day 60 means no fee.
Each engagement maps the buyer's existing customer relationship management, project delivery, email and document, accounting and invoicing, knowledge, and customer-success systems. These are system categories, not a claim that every vendor is already integrated.
The fit review is part of the application and costs $0. Optional improvement support is available after accepted proof but is not required.
A buyer can apply with a redacted description of the last project that was complete but still not ready to bill. No file upload or systems access is required to apply. Qualified founding proof partners pay no implementation fee upfront for 60 days. If the proof bar is not met and accepted by day 60, the implementation fee is zero.
Founding partners provide timely access, representative data, a weekly reviewer, and case-study participation if the threshold is met. Public use of the company name, quote, or result requires separate written approval.