Members and associates

EE Holdings Core

The operating desk is live. Four quadrants, the companies on the map, and what shipped this week. Counts still come from the company map and the product catalog.

Distinct companies 43

Shipped this week

Latest completed work. Open the ship log for the full note.

Sales 2026-10-08

Sales agents get a contract after approval

Approval emails a default agreement. Login details go out after the partner signs. Google sign-in uses the Reversal account.

Reversal 2026-10-08

None and Jimmy keep the full hosting payment

On Reversal hosting, None and Jimmy stay with Reversal. Any other selected partner splits through Stripe Connect.

Reversal 2026-10-08

One-time build payment on hosting

Buyers can pay the monthly amount and a separate one-time build that starts at $1,000.

EE Holdings 2026-10-08

Stay signed in on the desks you use

EE Holdings, EE Financial, Ledger Advanced, and Marvis can keep a signed-in session for 30 days when that box is checked.

Project Command 2026-10-08

Office floor splits public and internal agents

Project Command can show every agent, only public site agents, or only the internal desk.

Ledger Advanced 2026-10-08

Trial balance lists each account once

Ledger Advanced no longer repeats the same account under every category.

Open the ship log

Operating mix

Navy is distinct companies. Gold is software lines under those companies. Adjacent sectors stay on the full map.

How we roll up companies and software

Same four steps in every quadrant. Software hangs under the company that owns it. We do not invent a dollar rollup.

Companies first, software second. Shared platforms stay in the quadrant of the company that owns them. Services and Industrials stay on the full map until they get a primary quadrant tag.

  1. 1. Tag the company Every operating company gets one primary sector on the company map: Finance, Ecommerce or Retail, Technology, or Media. That sector is the only key that puts it in a quadrant.
  2. 2. Collapse aliases Rows that share the same public domain count as one company. Catalog aliases (same CRM under three slugs) do not inflate the rollup.
  3. 3. Attach software Software is the sellable catalog SKU on that company, plus the app folder and named API surfaces on the map. A company can own many software lines.
  4. 4. Sum the tree Quadrant total = distinct companies + software lines under them. Shared tools in another sector stay there. We do not invent revenue to force a rollup.

Letters to stakeholders

Written for members and associates. Open a letter to read the full note.

Sign-in stays on, sales contracts go out after approval, and hosting can take a monthly payment or a one-time build.

Members and associates,

Core is the same desk we use. The four quadrants are still the map. What changed is that the work behind them is no longer a plan for 2027.

Sign-in can stay on. EE Holdings, EE Financial, Ledger Advanced, and Marvis keep a session for 30 days when you check Stay signed in. The box starts unchecked.

Sales approval no longer emails a password first. It opens a default partnership agreement, already signed on the company side, and emails the sign link. Login details go out after the partner signs. Google on the sales portal uses the Reversal sign-in you already have.

Reversal hosting takes the monthly amount and a one-time build that starts at $1,000. None and Jimmy keep the full payment with Reversal. Any other selected partner splits through Stripe Connect.

Project Command can filter the office floor to public site agents or the internal desk. Ledger Advanced lists each account once.

The counts on this page still come from the company map and the product catalog. We do not invent a dollar rollup to make the chart look finished.

Open a quadrant when you need the companies. Open the ship log when you need what changed this week.

-- EE Holdings
Oct 8, 2026