Goodwill credits
Discretionary credits issued via customer.balance_transaction. Often tighter than refund ceilings because every issuance is policy-discretionary.
- Auto-allow up to
- $50
- Require approval
- > $50
- Hard block above
- > $5,000
For publicly-traded companies with low individual-transaction materiality. Auto-allow only routine refunds, dual-approval above sub-certification threshold, hard-block above quarterly materiality.
For SEC-registered public companies operating under a SOX 404 control environment. Threshold shape is materiality-anchored: auto-allow is tight ($100) so individual outflows that escape review stay clearly below any reasonable per-transaction materiality floor; require-approval kicks in at $1k to align with typical sub-certification thresholds for the 302 quarterly attestation; hard-block at $25k assumes a fraction of typical SEC quantitative materiality for a small-cap issuer. Tune all three with the SOX-PMO and external auditor before going to enforce mode. Dispute window is 24h so the response is well inside the standard close cadence and the audit trail is fresh.
These thresholds apply to refunds and any category that does not have its own override. Amounts are in USD cents in the underlying rule and rendered in USD here.
fraudulentduplicateWhen a category has its own ceiling, the typed evaluator consults the override instead of the top-level. Categories without an override fall back to the thresholds above.
Discretionary credits issued via customer.balance_transaction. Often tighter than refund ceilings because every issuance is policy-discretionary.
stripe.payout.create plus the full lifecycle (paid, failed, canceled, reconciliation_completed). Operators with steady payout cadence want a higher ceiling here.
stripe.transfer.create and reversals across Connect platforms. Often the largest movements in marketplace flows.
charge.dispute lifecycle. Always combined with the dispute-window deadline rule below.
Pure threshold projection at common amounts. Live decisions also consult blocked-reason lists (e.g. fraudulent refunds always escalate) and the dispute-window escalation rule, so a real decision may be stricter than what the matrix shows.
Useful when you want to reference this template programmatically, in tests, or in support tickets.
sox-public-co-strictSOX public-co strict policyPOST /api/policies/typed-templates/install with body { slug: "sox-public-co-strict" }GET /api/policies/typed-templatesSee also: all templates - full coverage matrix - AI agents brief
Sign in to your Axiru workspace and install 'SOX public co / strict'. Decisions land on your dashboard within seconds of your next webhook. Move from simulate to enforce when you have the audit trail you want.
Start in shadow mode first. Move to live enforcement later.
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