Ledger
Core visibility for a team that manages its own warranty follow-up and reconciliation.
- Up to 5 users
- Case, evidence, custody, and credit ledger
- Recovery dashboard and follow-up tasks
- CSV import and ledger export
Start with a defined recovery audit or choose an ongoing workspace. Ledger gives your team the core control system; Recovery Ops adds advanced follow-up and a monthly workflow review. Every engagement begins with written scope, and no recovery result is promised.
Core visibility for a team that manages its own warranty follow-up and reconciliation.
Ledger capabilities plus advanced queues, priority onboarding, and a monthly workflow review.
A bounded review and guided operating setup based on records you authorize.
Operlay is built for U.S. HVAC contractors with recurring manufacturer or distributor warranty cases and a back office that needs clearer control of evidence, failed-part returns, follow-up, and received-credit reconciliation.
Ledger is the core workspace for teams that run their own process: cases, evidence, custody, tasks, reconciliation, imports, and exports. Recovery Ops includes those capabilities plus advanced follow-up and reconciliation queues, priority onboarding, and a monthly workflow review. Operlay confirms the written scope before either plan begins.
Operlay will confirm a scoped records list before work begins. It may include open-claim lists, credit memos, RMA or return records, tracking details, invoices, and evidence files that your company is authorized to share. The findings are limited by the completeness and accuracy of the records supplied.
Your company remains responsible for warranty eligibility, record accuracy, submission and return deadlines, vendor communications, physical failed parts, and accounting treatment. Operlay organizes and reviews the workflow; it does not replace your distributor, manufacturer, accountant, or legal adviser.
No. A person at your company records the vendor or manufacturer's decision. Operlay does not make eligibility decisions, represent a manufacturer, or guarantee an approval.
No. Operlay helps assemble an exportable packet and track the work, but an authorized person submits or appeals through the distributor or manufacturer channel.
No. Operlay is the control ledger between those systems. Cases can start manually or by CSV, and received credits can be exported for reconciliation.
Private evidence storage accepts PDF, JPEG, and PNG files up to 12 MiB each. Files are authorized per workspace and are not published. Do not upload executable files, payment-card data, passwords, or sensitive information unrelated to warranty operations.
Keep it minimal. Customer name is optional, and a service address is not required. Never upload payment-card data, passwords, regulated health information, or unrelated personal records.
No. Operlay does not use AI to determine coverage, approve or deny claims, or autonomously submit or appeal them. Operlay may use human-reviewed assistive tools for drafting and internal operations; those tools cannot make a warranty decision or binding commitment.
Monthly plans renew monthly and may be cancelled before the next renewal; access continues through the paid period. Monthly fees are not prorated or refunded except where required by law or stated in written terms. For the one-time audit, the written scope explains when review begins and the applicable cancellation and refund treatment before payment.
For onboarding and service help, email support@operlay.com. No response-time commitment applies unless it is included in your written order.