CLADORA operates on a scope-based and partnership engagement model. Pricing is determined by asset typology, enabled domain capabilities, regulatory compliance packs, and rollout methodology — without artificial tier lock-ins.
Explore how your operational context and capability choices shape your partnership framework.
Select your primary operational typology
Select required platform domains
Statutory accounts, multi-fund balances, fee allocation, and audit trails.
Occupant notices, directory access, digital communications, and requests.
Vendor dispatch, maintenance tickets, task execution, and work receipts.
Shared resource schedules, capacity caps, and reservation access controls.
Subordinate audit assistance, discrepancy detection, and draft preparation.
CLADORA partnerships include transparent enterprise terms, dedicated workspace isolation, and zero unapproved surcharges. Final commercial scope is confirmed in partnership with your governance committee.
Clear answers covering governance, data migration, and capability composition
Pricing is structured on operational scope: asset typology, unit volume, active capability domains (FIN01, C&E, OPERATIONS, BK01, AI), and territorial compliance packs. We partner directly with clients to establish transparent, governance-aligned commercial terms.
Organizations can select guided workspace setup, assisted Shadow Ledger parallel runs (mathematically reconciling opening balances over 1-2 billing cycles before cutover), or full turnkey enterprise data migration services.
Yes. CLADORA’s decoupled workspace model allows you to launch with statutory core ledger capabilities first and progressively activate occupant experience, maintenance dispatch, or governed intelligence as your operations expand.
Multi-asset owners and management companies benefit from workspace-scoped data boundaries per asset, combined with consolidated reporting, aggregated oversight dashboards, and unified portfolio-level commercial terms.