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Fees & Billing Structure

Document ID: D365-FEE-001 | Version: v1.00

All fee terms are disclosed in writing prior to commencement of services and confirmed under written scope authorization.
Services are billed on a project-based basis unless otherwise specified in writing.

Travel, when required, is billed at the pre-agreed rate set forth in the engagement documentation.

Expedited handling, when requested and authorized, is confirmed in writing prior to commencement of such services.

Invoices include a service summary reflecting the authorized scope of work performed.

No charges are incurred without written authorization.