These 12 contracts are synthetic, from the repo's corpus, and were reviewed with the offline rules extractor, not a model, at commit 86f7af4. Source on GitHub

nimbus-of-northgate

ASC 606 review. 3 matters for judgment, 0 failed checks.

Customer Northgate Financial Services, Inc.Supplier Nimbus Analytics, Inc.Currency USD Extractor rules

Matters for judgment

Step 3 · variable consideration constraint

How much of the variable consideration should be included in the transaction price, and does the constraint limit it further?

The contract contains variable consideration: volume rebate. No ceiling was found for it.

Volume Rebate If Customer's licensed user count exceeds one thousand two hundred (1,200) at any point during a contract year, Nimbus will credit Customer with a rebate equal to five percent (5%) of the fees invoiced for…3 Volume Rebate · p.1

Why this is not answered here: How much variable consideration to include requires an estimate of the probability of a significant reversal, which draws on the entity's own history with similar contracts.

Step 3 · significant financing

Do the payment terms convey a significant financing benefit to the customer, and if so at what discount rate should the consideration be adjusted?

Payment of the fixed consideration is spread over 48 months, beyond the 12-month practical expedient. A statement in the contract that no interest is charged does not answer the question -- it is part of what raises it.

Payment Schedule Notwithstanding Section 3 of the Agreement, the committed fees are payable as follows: twenty-five percent (25%), being USD 300,000, on execution of this Order Form; and the balance of USD 900,000 in fo…2 Payment Schedule · p.1

Why this is not answered here: Whether extended payment terms convey financing depends on the intent behind them and on prevailing rates at inception, neither of which the contract states.

Step 4 · ssp not observable

What is the standalone selling price of each obligation, and is it directly observable from separate sales? If not, which estimation approach applies?

2 performance obligations are sold together, so the transaction price has to be allocated between them on relative standalone selling price. The document prints a list rate for 2 of them, which is an input to the estimate and not a substitute for it.

affects Enterprise Platform subscription (60 months); Enterprise Support, 60 months

Enterprise Platform subscription (60 months) USD 1,380,000 USD 1,050,0001 Subscription · p.1
Enterprise Support, 60 months USD 195,000 USD 150,0001 Subscription · p.1

Why this is not answered here: Standalone selling price is what the entity would charge selling separately. A contract records what it charged this customer on this deal -- the two only coincide by accident.

Checks

CheckResultDetail
Both parties identified passed Nimbus Analytics, Inc. contracting with Northgate Financial Services, Inc..
Effective date identified passed Effective 2025-10-09.
Currency identified passed Amounts are stated in USD.
Fee schedule foots to the stated total passed 2 priced items sum to 1200000, matching the stated total.
Every obligation carries a price passed All 2 identified obligations have a stated price.
Recognition pattern evidenced for each obligation not applicable No reading of how control transfers was attempted for: Enterprise Platform subscription (60 months), Enterprise Support, 60 months. The offline extractor does not attempt it; run the model extractor to get an answer here.

Step 2 · Performance obligations

PromiseTypeStated priceList rateRecognition
Enterprise Platform subscription (60 months)
Enterprise Platform subscription (60 months) USD 1,380,000 USD 1,050,0001 Subscription · p.1
saas subscription 1050000 1380000 not evidenced
Enterprise Support, 60 months
Enterprise Support, 60 months USD 195,000 USD 150,0001 Subscription · p.1
support 150000 195000 not evidenced

Step 3 · Variable consideration

TermTypeCapFixed by the contract
A rebate is payable if a volume threshold is exceeded.
Volume Rebate If Customer's licensed user count exceeds one thousand two hundred (1,200) at any point during a contract year, Nimbus will credit Customer with a rebate equal to five percent (5%) of the fees invoiced for…3 Volume Rebate · p.1
volume rebate none stated no

Supporting schedule

Step 1 · Is there a contract, and for how long?

Customer Northgate Financial Services, Inc. extracted
("Nimbus") and Northgate Financial Services, Inc. ("Customer") under the Master Subscription Agreement between the parties dated June 30, 2023.Preamble · p.1
Supplier Nimbus Analytics, Inc. extracted
ORDER FORM NA-OF-2025-0412 Enterprise Agreement -- Nimbus Analytics, Inc. and Northgate Financial Services, Inc. This Order Form is entered into as of October 9, 2025 between Nimbus Analytics, Inc. ("Nimbus") and Northg…Preamble · p.1
Agreement type order_form extracted
ORDER FORM NA-OF-2025-0412 Enterprise Agreement -- Nimbus Analytics, Inc. and Northgate Financial Services, InPreamble · p.1
Amends not found
Effective date 2025-10-09 extracted
This Order Form is entered into as of October 9, 2025 between Nimbus Analytics, Inc.Preamble · p.1
Stated term (months) 60 extracted
Subscription The Subscription Term commences on January 1, 2026 and continues for sixty (60) months.1 Subscription · p.1
Auto-renews not found
Termination for convenience no extracted
Termination Customer may not terminate this Order Form for convenience.4 Termination · p.1
Termination notice (days) not found
Termination compensation not found

Step 3 · What is the transaction price?

Currency USD extracted
Item List Rate Fee Enterprise Platform subscription (60 months) USD 1,380,000 USD 1,050,000 Enterprise Support, 60 months USD 195,000 USD 150,000 Total committed fees USD 1,575,000 USD 1,200,000 2.1 Subscription · p.1
Total fixed consideration 1200000 extracted
Total committed fees USD 1,575,000 USD 1,200,0001 Subscription · p.1
Payment terms (net days) 30 extracted
Each instalment is payable within thirty (30) days of the invoice date.2 Payment Schedule · p.1
Billing frequency not found
Upfront fee not found
Upfront fee refundable not found
Payment spread (months) 48 extracted
Payment Schedule Notwithstanding Section 3 of the Agreement, the committed fees are payable as follows: twenty-five percent (25%), being USD 300,000, on execution of this Order Form; and the balance of USD 900,000 in fo…2 Payment Schedule · p.1

Step 2 / 4 · Options and third-party content

Renewal term (months) not found
Renewal price not found
Renewal described as discounted not found
Third-party components not found