From 0 to the moon: payments, banking, vendors and tax, handled.

Quillfox, a made-up AI note-taking company, on Cedar. On its checkout page, with the Hosted checkout block, Maya Chen picks the Pro plan at $49 a month, billed monthly. The Tax block adds $4.35 of New York sales tax, and she subscribes for $53.35 a month in one tap with Cedar Go, as the Payments and Fast Checkout blocks land. A month later her bank has reissued her card, and with the Token vault block the card on file updates automatically. The renewal is declined on the first processor, retried on a second with the Payments orchestration block, and paid. Then Quillfox's dashboard, as five cards. Payments: subscriptions coming in from Maya Chen, Brightwell Labs on the Team plan billed annually, Sam Patel and Northwind Studio by ACH. Banking: renewals settled to operating, sales tax set aside in its own account, and idle cash earning interest. Vendors: AWS on the infrastructure card within its limit, a contract designer paid by ACH with a W-9 on file, and the 1099-NEC filed in January. Tax: a threshold crossed in Texas and registered for you, VAT in the United Kingdom registered and filed, and every return filed and paid. Books and company: books closed in QuickBooks, Delaware franchise tax paid by March 1, and a board consent on file.