R3CKON INTEGRATIONS
R3CKON's core product estimates the footprint of AI usage. Underneath it is something more general: rails for counting quantities honestly, retiring verified environmental certificates against them automatically, and publishing numbers that trace to real registry retirements. Integrations applies those rails to your program, whatever you count.
A worked example. A consumer brand commits to funding a fixed volume of water restoration for every order, and wants a live counter on their storefront: "together we have funded X gallons of restoration so far." What that takes, done properly:
We start by understanding where your program's events actually live: your storefront, your ERP, your billing system. The output is a written integration design: what gets counted, from which source of truth, and what your public surfaces will be able to say.
The rule that turns your events into quantities (gallons per purchase, tonnes per unit shipped) gets the same discipline we apply to our own methodology: written down, versioned, and carried on every figure it produces, so the number on your site always has a paper trail.
A webhook receiver, a small script, or a direct API integration, built on the same metering rails as the R3CKON platform. Your events flow in as they happen; nothing about your checkout or operations changes.
Obligations accrue exactly as your events arrive. Whole certificates are ordered and retired on a schedule, with inventory smoothing so registry minimums never distort your program's pace.
An internal dashboard with the full ledger: events, accrued quantities, orders, confirmed retirements, and every registry reference. And a public display, a live counter or embedded record for your site, that reads from confirmed retirements only.
The exact statements your program supports, written out with their required disclosures, plus the substantiation trail behind each one. Your marketing team gets language that survives scrutiny, not language that invites it.
We build alongside existing supplier relationships, not in the middle of them. In the standard engagement you purchase certificates directly from your supplier, instruments never pass through us, and the claims are unambiguously yours. We provide the counting, the automation, the display surfaces, and the paper trail.
A short paid assessment first, so the design exists before the commitment. Then a fixed-scope build: no open-ended consulting clock. Then a modest monthly retainer for hosting, monitoring, and retirement-cycle operations, because a public number that stops being maintained eventually becomes a false one, and we do not build those.
Tell us what you count and where your events live; we will come back with questions, then a design.