DOMA MANTRA  ·  SAMPLE ONLY — NOT A BILL

Billing Summary Report

Like a utility bill: what you signed up for, what you used, and what it earned you in trust.

Sample Business — Sample Town  ·  Sample Month  ·  Plan: Sample Apartment — 2-bedroom (size, not usage)

All numbers on this page are SAMPLES. No real Postgres data, no real business, no settled price. Pricing is not settled anywhere on this page.

💧 Your usage, like a utility bill

Rent is size. Usage is metered separately — a small apartment can use a lot of electricity. Same here: tokens, calls, and texts are counted by what actually happened.

Sample usage total: 4,271 index units — index units, not dollars. The dollar rate, if any, is not settled and is not shown here.

Every billed event on a real bill has a recording, a transcript, and a validity verdict behind it. Never bill an unproven event. That is the ledger rule — and this mockup shows the shape, not the proof.

🔄 A complete cycle — heard, ruled, resolved

Every case runs the same states, good outcome or bad. Nothing disappears. The ruling, and the reason, stay on the record.

Received → Heard → Verified → Ruled → Resolved → Recorded
Branches: No answer · Repeat contact · Flagged for review · Handed off warm

Sample cases only. Not Jersey Mike's, not any real business, not any real Doma data. The pattern is the point: a complete cycle, with an outcome, either way.

🤝 How this builds your Trust Index

Trust has two qualities: intentions (you mean it, and you keep it under pressure) and competence (you can actually do it). High in one and low in the other is low trust. The Index is built from commitments you make to your own customers — kept, verified, and scored over time.

• Kept promises — verified in routing data, callbacks, and reviews. “We answer, on time, every time” — did you?
• Complete cycles — every case heard, ruled, and recorded, good or bad. No case left hanging.
• Validity behind every event — recording + transcript + verdict. No guess, no unproven bill.
• Both sides counted — the customer's pattern counts too: first contact, repeat contact, and abuse flags, all on the record.

Sample Trust Index movement this month: ↑ up — sample direction only, no score is claimed. A real score needs real data, in Postgres, over time.

What you signed up for shapes what is measured: your apartment size, your channels (chat / voice / text), and your promises. The report shows only what your plan includes — nothing extra, nothing hidden.

🏠 Two ways to own it — hosted with us, or take it home

1 · Hang it off your website, hosted with us. We modernize your site and hang the interaction center off it. No activity, no usage charge — you paid for the modernization and the analysis, and the meter only runs when interactions actually happen. We keep the record, we send the utility bill, and we help you build the Trust Index from it.

2 · Buy the analysis, take it home. If you want it, you can buy the analysis itself — the interaction diagram, and the details of how it works for your business — and house it on your own side, for example in your own Hugging Face space, and run it there. You keep track of your own interaction score. We don't keep it. You own the diagram, you own the record, on your side.

Showcase wording only. Neither option is an offer, and no price is stated. Whether the full inner detail of the model is handed over, and what “buy the analysis” includes, is still to be ruled — this page shows the choice, not the terms.

📐 Tier approach — what sets the price (to be ruled)

No price configuration is settled. This is the shape of the strategy, for you to rule — what a tier is made of, before any number is put on it:

Sample bands only. No dollar price, no rate, and no band boundary is settled. The strategy itself — which drivers, in which order — is owed, and nothing here is quoted to anyone.

📊 Gauge your customers — what this report tells you

How many interactions, in which states, at which cost index — and what they earned in trust. Which questions come up again and again, which promises are kept, where people get stuck, and what to fix first. That is the gauge: not a pile of clicks, but a picture of how your customers are actually being served.

Prototype only. When real data lands in Postgres, this same shape fills with real numbers — same states, same ledger rule, same utility-bill clarity. Until then, it wows with the shape, and claims nothing real.