USE CASE· 07 / 08
Many victims, one debtor. You need pro-rata distribution the court will approve.
When recovered funds must be split across many claimants, the distribution itself becomes the defensible work product. Anvil calculates each share, generates the distribution ledger, and exports accounting built for court approval.
THE PROBLEM
Distribution is where multi-victim recoveries get contested. Claimants dispute their share, the math has to reconcile to the last dollar, and the court will not approve a waterfall it cannot follow. Spreadsheets do not survive that scrutiny.
The standard is a distribution that reconciles exactly and shows its method. Anvil produces the calculation and the record together.
HOW THE PROTOCOL RUNS IT
Multi-Claimant Waterfall, station by station
01
Matters
Claimants and their claims are registered against the recovered estate.
02
Ledger
Recovered funds and the claim pool are reconciled on the append-only ledger.
03
Reports
Each claimant's pro-rata share is calculated and a distribution ledger is generated, reconciled to the dollar.
04
Audit
The method and the result export together as court-ready accounting.
Matters→Ledger→Reports→Audit
WHAT YOU GET
Reconciled to the dollar
A distribution that balances exactly against the recovered pool.
Method shown
The pro-rata calculation is transparent and reproducible, not a black box.
Court-ready accounting
Calculation and result export together for approval.
Claimant-defensible
A share each claimant can see derived from the same record.
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§ ACCESS
Running this recovery? Begin.
Access is granted per mandate, on review. Start in the sandbox with synthetic data, or request production access.