Funding
Buy it once. Own it.
A one-time investment on hardware you already have, sized to your budget. It fits the way tribal governments are funded.
One-time, not per-seat · fits CTAS and BIA lines
A one-time investment, not a subscription
Cloud software bills every month and grows as you add staff. Waaban is bought once and run on machines you control, so the cost stays a one-time line and the records stay in your hands.
It fits federal justice funding
Records and case management are eligible categories in common funding purpose areas, and because Waaban is a one-time, on-premises purchase, it maps cleanly to a capital or one-time line rather than an ongoing subscription.
We help you map it
In a short conversation we connect your starting step to a funding line, and keep the first step small.
The shape of the cost
Rented forever, or owned once.
The difference is not only the price. It is which budget line it lands on, and who holds your records.
How it maps to funding
Three ways it fits how you are funded.
Capital line
A one-time purchase.
Bought once and run on machines you already have, so it sits on a capital or one-time line, not a recurring bill.
Grant eligible
Fits CTAS and BIA purpose areas.
Records and case management are eligible categories in common federal justice funding, and we help you connect the pieces.
Audit ready
Reports come from the record.
Because every record is sealed as it is made, the counts funders ask for are already there, ready to export.