90-second executive demo

Private credit workflows on Canton, with participant-scoped disclosure.

LedgerLine shows how suppliers, buyers, lenders, settlement agents, and auditors can coordinate receivables finance from the same lifecycle record without exposing more commercial data than each party is allowed to see.

receivables in the demo pool
5participant roles
3workflow outcomes
Daml build/test verified

Receivables workflow console.

The workflow console shows a receivable moving through scenario outcomes while role controls make the disclosure boundary visible before technical diligence begins.

Workflow demo

InvoiceParticipant-visible counterpartyExposureRiskOutcome
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 executive “aha” 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 lane; hosted product remains separate.

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.