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PulseControl · The control plane for financial operations

Financial operations, under control.

Connect the systems behind your financial operations, reconcile what happened against what should have happened, and turn exceptions into resolved actions.

Connect systems. Detect exceptions. Resolve discrepancies.

Built for the systems that move money.

Supplies Authorizations, captures, refunds and settlement batches.

01 · The problem

Your financial systems are connected. Your operations aren’t.

Modern businesses move money through payment providers, banks, ERP, billing, marketplaces and internal systems. Each one holds part of the record. Deciding whether everything actually reconciles still falls to people and spreadsheets.

  • Manual matching
  • Late discovery
  • No single record
Same period · six systems
  • Payment providerSettled ₹24.76M
  • BankCredited ₹24.76M
  • ERPReceivable ₹24.80M
  • BillingInvoiced ₹24.80M
  • MarketplacePayouts due ₹1.93M
  • Internal APIEvents 4,812
PulseControl

No unified record. Totals differ by system, and nothing says why.

Illustrative figures. Synthetic data.

02 · Platform

One control plane. Every financial event.

PulseControl brings every financial event into one operational record, then keeps it under control. Three layers, one framework.

01

Connect

Bring financial systems together.

Sources are connected once and kept healthy. Every event is mapped to one schema.

PulseConnect
As receivedsettlement_amount: "500000.00"
Normalized event
source
gateway_b
kind
settlement
amount
500000.00
ref
STL-20931
currency
INR
02

Control

Reconcile and monitor financial operations.

Expected records are compared with actual records, continuously, under rules your team sets.

PulseControl
Tolerance rule
  • Fee rounding · Gateway A₹15Matched
  • Fee rounding · Gateway C₹25Matched
  • Fee rounding · Gateway B₹40Exception
  • Invoice rounding · Billing₹30Exception
  • Settlement mismatch · Gateway B₹42,580Exception

2 of 5 auto-matched · 3 routed to exceptions

03

Resolve

Investigate and close exceptions.

Each exception becomes a case with its evidence attached, an owner and a recorded outcome.

PulseResolve
PX-48291OPEN
  1. 09:14:09Mismatch detected · ₹42,580 · Gateway B
03 · Architecture

Built like infrastructure.

Three layers, one operational record. Select a layer to see its purpose, data flow and an example action.

External systems
  • Payment providers
  • Banks
  • ERP
  • Billing
  • Marketplace
  • Internal APIs
PulseControl platform
Fig. 1 · PulseControl layers
04 · Operational control loop

A closed loop, not a report.

Every event moves through the same eight stages, and resolved exceptions feed back into the controls. Select a stage.

Stage 05 · PulseControl

Detect

PulseControl identifies transactions that do not reconcile with expected settlement records.

Expected₹542,580
Actual₹500,000
Variance₹42,580

Illustrative · synthetic data

05 · Product interface

See an exception from detection to resolution.

This is the PulseControl interface with synthetic data. Switch views, open the exception and resolve it. Everything here works, and nothing leaves the page.

PulseControl · Demo workspaceSynthetic data
Demo workspace · SandboxRange: last 30 days · All sourcesDemo state only. Actions never leave this page.
Processed₹24.8MLast 30 days · 3 gateways
Matched98.7%By value · 118 of 130 raised exceptions closed
At risk₹42.8KVariance on 12 unresolved

Transaction volume · reconciliation trend

30 days
Daily processed Reconciliation rate

Exception summary

Raised · 30 days
HIGH121 open
MEDIUM373 open
LOW818 open

130 raised · 118 resolved · 12 open now.

System status

Critical systems operational
  • Gateway ALast event 2s ago
  • Gateway BLast event 4s ago
  • Gateway CLast event 3s ago
  • Bank A feedStatement 09:14
  • Bank B feedStatement 09:14
  • ERP ledgerPosted 09:00
  • Billing eventsLast event 6s ago
  • Payout feedDelayed 2m

Recent activity

Today
  • 09:14:09Mismatch detected · PX-48291 · Gateway B · ₹42,580
  • 09:02:41Batch STL-20931 evaluated · 1 of 4,812 events unmatched
  • 08:47:12Payout feed delayed 2m · non-critical · monitoring
  • 08:31:55PX-48243 resolved · rounding tolerance applied
  • 08:12:03Rule "Provider hold ≥ ₹10,000 → HIGH" matched 1 event
  • 08:00:00ERP ledger sync completed · 4,790 postings
Every figure in this interface is synthetic. No real customers, accounts or payment data.
06 · Solutions

Built around the people who run the money.

Four operating contexts, each with a different shape of problem. The platform is the same. The emphasis is not.

01

Finance Operations

View solution
Problem

Reconciliation runs on spreadsheets and month-end deadlines, so discrepancies surface weeks after they occur.

PulseControl

Continuous matching across provider, bank and ledger records, with every variance linked to the events behind it.

Outcome

Exceptions are found when they occur, and period-end starts from a record that is already reconciled.

02

Payment Operations

View solution
Problem

Settlement breaks and delays are traced by hand across provider portals, bank statements and internal logs.

PulseControl

Settlement monitoring with provider responses and bank events side by side, and one queue for exceptions.

Outcome

Faster root cause, and one evidence view for every settlement exception.

03

SaaS Companies

View solution
Problem

Billing, the payment gateway and the ledger disagree on what was invoiced, collected and settled.

PulseControl

Matching of invoices to payments and settlements, with failed or partial collections surfaced as exceptions.

Outcome

One record of collected revenue, traceable from invoice to bank.

04

Marketplaces

View solution
Problem

Orders, fees, refunds and seller payouts spread across many counterparties, so no single balance explains the money held.

PulseControl

Split-level reconciliation of order, fee and payout events, with payout tracking by counterparty.

Outcome

Every payout is traceable to the orders that produced it.

07 · Integration ecosystem

Your systems. One operational view.

Six categories of financial system feed PulseControl. Select one to see what it supplies and how it connects.

PulseControlOne operational view
  • Exceptions
  • Alerts
  • Reports
  • API
01 · PaymentsDemo connector model
Supplies
Authorizations, captures, refunds, settlement batches and provider responses.
Connection methods
API · webhooks · settlement files
Typical source
Payment gateway · acquirer · payout provider

Categories and connector types shown are a demonstration model. No third-party products are named or claimed. Anything not listed can be connected through the API.

08 · Security & reliability

Built for financial operations.

Controls that behave the way a finance team expects them to, described as product behavior and shown where they appear in the interface.

ControlBehaviorWhere you see it
EncryptionData is encrypted in transit and at rest.Platform-wide
Role-based accessPermissions are granted by role and by connected source.Settings · Access
AuditabilityEvery action is recorded with actor, time and before-and-after state.Audit log
Secure credentialsSource credentials are stored and handled as secrets and are never shown in the interface.Source connections
Data isolationEach workspace's data is kept separate from every other workspace.Workspace boundary
MonitoringIngestion health and delay are observed continuously and shown to operators.System status
API securityAPI access is authenticated, scoped to a workspace and rate limited.Developer settings
Enterprise access controlsPlannedSingle sign-on and policy controls for larger teams.Settings · Policies

No compliance certifications or attestations are claimed on this site. Security documentation and architecture reviews are available on request.

09 · Proof

Designed for operational trust.

We do not ask you to take our word for it. These are the principles the product is built to, and the behavior that enforces each one.

01

Traceability

Every important event should have context.

Any figure drills down to the source events that produced it, with the system, time and reference of each.

In the productProcessed ₹24.8M → Gateway B → Batch STL-20931 → TXN-48291
02

Control

Rules and permissions define how operations behave.

Matching tolerances, severity thresholds and who may resolve what are explicit settings, not hidden behavior.

In the productProvider hold ≥ ₹10,000 → severity HIGH · approver: Finance Ops lead
03

Auditability

Actions remain visible and reviewable.

Every investigation step and resolution is recorded with actor and time, and cannot be edited after the fact.

In the product09:21:40 · demo.analyst · Investigation opened · PX-48291
04

Visibility

Teams see what requires attention.

Open exceptions, delayed sources and unmatched events are surfaced where operators work, ordered by risk.

In the product12 open · 1 high · Payout feed delayed 2m
10 · Pricing

Priced by what you connect and control.

Four plans, shaped by transaction volume, connected systems, automation, controls and API access.

Capability
Starter$99 / monthFor small operational teams.
Growth$399 / monthFor growing businesses.
Business$999 / monthFor larger operational environments.
EnterpriseCustomFor organizations with specific requirements.
Transaction volumeUp to 10,000 transactions / monthUp to 100,000 transactions / monthUp to 1,000,000 transactions / monthVolume by agreement
Connected systemsUp to 3 connected systemsUp to 8 connected systemsUp to 20 connected systemsConnected systems by agreement
AutomationCore matchingRules and auto-resolutionWorkflows and approvalsCustom workflows
ControlsStandard tolerance rulesCustom rules and thresholdsApprovals and audit exportPolicy controls and SSO (planned)
API accessRead-only APIFull API and webhooksFull API, higher limitsDedicated API arrangements
Growth$399 / month

For growing businesses.

Transaction volume
Up to 100,000 transactions / month
Connected systems
Up to 8 connected systems
Automation
Rules and auto-resolution
Controls
Custom rules and thresholds
API access
Full API and webhooks

Illustrative pricing. These are not final commercial prices, and allowances shown are placeholders pending confirmation.

Financial operations should not require manual reconciliation.

Bring your financial systems into one operational control plane.