Recurring revenue options for equipment and robotics.
A management brief on recurring revenue, equipment funding and operational records.
Potential applications
- For businesses considering subscription or usage-based offerings alongside outright purchase.
- For businesses exploring funding arrangements or more efficient contract and operational administration.
Two complementary products
- hazBase
- Shared infrastructure for physical assets and their rights, supporting issuance, participants, transfers and transactions.
- RWA Ops
- Built on hazBase for issuers and operations teams, connecting asset and rights definitions, allocations, issuance and ongoing operational records in one workflow.
Example: operator-owned equipment on monthly terms
Funding provider ⇄ Equipment operator ⇄ Customer
The operator owns equipment funded by debt and equity. Usage fees pay for maintenance, administration, principal and interest. This example represents the funding provider’s contractual rights as RWA.
Funding partners and terms are arranged separately. Adopting hazBase does not guarantee financing or profits.
Reference items for comparing economics
- Unit cost, monthly fee, billable utilization, maintenance, operating and system costs.
- Debt amount, interest and repayment term; setup costs, tax, unpaid invoices and failure scenarios.
- Differences between profit and cash flow, and economics at different utilization rates.
Support at each stage of evaluation
We support initial research through to pilots focused on selected workflows. We propose validation scope, deliverables, timing and costs around your objectives, and report the results of the agreed validation.
We provide information on capabilities, integration scope and costs to support comparison with conventional leasing and existing software. RWA is an option for managing rights, issuance, transfer and payment records across multiple parties.