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NORLA / WORKING GUIDE

Separate selection, scope and payment.

A commercial record should make it clear what happened, what was agreed and what still needs confirmation.
01

Read the price with its unit

Some catalogue entries describe a monthly scope, while others use a one-time license. Keep those units visible when comparing items; a mixed selection is not a single recurring charge.

Confirm provider usage, access, implementation work and ongoing support separately when they are not explicitly included in the final offer.

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02

Keep an acceptance checklist

For a configuration pack, identify the files and instructions expected. For a course, distinguish written materials from any individually arranged tuition or support.

Record the actual delivery and review outcome when they occur. A saved item or an interface status alone is not proof of payment, delivery or customer acceptance.

03

Use actual transaction records

Receipts, invoices, refunds and settlement records must come from the real transaction and the parties involved. Do not infer revenue from a list of proposed prices.

The website’s selection tools support planning. They do not replace a payment provider or an accounting ledger, and they should not be used as purchase evidence.

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