90-second operating demo

One receivable. Five participants. No uncontrolled data spill.

LedgerLine turns receivables finance into a shared operating file: lenders see credit economics, settlement agents see repayment state, auditors see evidence, and counterparties see only what their role permits.

modeled receivables
5participant roles
3outcome paths
Daml verified

The operating console for a private credit deal file.

This is the product surface: a controlled record of receivable status, participant permissions, economics, evidence, and exception handling.

Deal workspace

Invoice Participant-visible counterparty Exposure Risk Outcome
Why this mattersPrivate credit workflows require shared state but not shared visibility.
What Canton addsDaml authorization and private contract state are the reference pattern.
What this provesLifecycle state, evidence, and access boundaries can be shown from one record.

Disclosure matrix.

The product point is visible here: each participant receives a different authorized slice of the same receivable record while the evidence trail remains auditable.

Role-scoped access for selected record

Implementation proof is available after the visual demo.

The workflow interface gives business stakeholders the operating view first; the proof package supports technical diligence when details are requested.

17Lifecycle, scenario, dashboard, and surface tests pass.
DARDaml build creates ledgerline-reference-0.1.0.dar.
4 / 14Daml Script result: 4 active contracts, 14 transactions.
Apache-2.0Open reference package; production deployment is out of scope.

Demonstration records illustrate role-scoped disclosure, lifecycle state transitions, and tamper-evident evidence trails. The public workspace is not connected to production money movement, real invoices, or live counterparty systems.