Contract Management & Invoicing
A contract is an entitlement and an invoice.
Stigg treats it as both.
Contract terms, entitlement provisioning, usage tracking, and invoice generation, one infrastructure.
Everything in enterprise is automated.
Why isn't your usage-based billing?
You just closed the deal. Now, three separate teams, clunky systems, and weeks of lag stand between your customer and their purchase — and between your business and its revenue.
The core issue? Broken architecture.
Your contracts are trapped in your CRM, entitlements are buried in your code, and invoicing is isolated in your billing platform.
You need an enterprise-grade engine designed to orchestrate the entire lifecycle seamlessly, at scale.
The contract is the source of truth. Everything else should follow from it.
A signed contract defines two things at once: what the customer can do, and what you charge for it. Not separate problems. Two outputs of one input.
Stigg treats the contract as the input. Entitlements and invoices are the outputs.
Bespoke contracts. Complex pricing. Zero manual provisioning.
Enterprise deals are messy. Multi-year commitments with ramp schedules. Tiered pricing with volume discounts. Overage rates that vary by product line. Billing that doesn't line up with calendar months.
Every one is a conversation sales already had, and a config ops now implements by hand.
Stigg handles it natively. Define the pricing model once as a formula, set custom terms per customer, and the contract runs itself from there.
Contract lifecycle Automation
Multi-year contracts, amendments, renewals, ramps.
Full Order-to-Cash Flow
Opportunity closes. Invoices generated.
Custom pricing formulas
Spreadsheet-grade logic, computed at invoice time. Not hardcoded.
Entitlement provisioning
Contract activates, customer gets access. Instantly.
From signed contract to live customer. Here's what happens.
Order form signed
Entitlements activate immediately
Usage tracking begins
Invoices generate automatically
Payment flows through your existing stack
Pricing logic that runs at invoice time. Not pricing locked at contract time.
Most billing systems make you define prices as fixed numbers. Flat, per-unit, tiered: pick one, hardcode it, migrate to change it.
Stigg computes pricing at runtime. Formulas evaluated at invoice generation, like spreadsheet functions: commitment times usage, adjusted for volume discounts, prorated for mid-cycle changes. Defined once per contract, recalculated every cycle.
This matters when customers negotiate models that don't fit a dropdown. When rate cards have twelve line items and three are conditional. When the contract says "the greater of $X or Y% of committed spend."
That's a formula. Stigg runs it.
Keep your existing billing stack.
Add the layer they're missing.
Stigg is a toggle-on module that sits on the billing and payment stack you already run. Stigg handles contract logic, provisioning, and invoice generation. Your payment provider handles collection, tax, and revenue recognition.
years in production
Uptime SLA
Entitlement check latency
Your contracts deserve a system,
not a spreadsheet.
Whether you're managing ten enterprise accounts or thousands of self-serve customers, Stigg turns your contracts into provisioned entitlements and accurate invoices.