Sanad opens self-serve access
Individual accounts and business workspaces can now activate without an approval queue, with a persistent balance for model usage.
Start without waiting for approval
Sanad’s access flow now activates new individual accounts and business workspaces without a separate administrator approval step. The change opens a self-serve path from registration to adding balance and using the service.
For a developer evaluating a coding tool, the access flow is part of the product. They need to know whether their account is ready, how usage is paid for, and what will prevent a request from running. The updated account and business interfaces put those decisions in one place.
A balance that follows usage
The billing implementation now uses a persistent money balance instead of promising a fixed number of tokens. Top-ups credit the appropriate personal or organization balance, and model requests check that balance before inference.
Billing pages show top-up actions, model pricing, recent session charges, and transaction history. Payment processing records credits durably and includes handling for refunds and disputes. This keeps the amount available for future work connected to the payment record.
Personal and organization access
A business workspace maintains its own balance. Members use the organization’s access and policy context, while an individual account keeps its personal usage separate. Daily usage boundaries follow the timezone configured for the account or workspace.
New registrations do not receive a free balance in this release. Self-serve activation removes the approval queue; a funded balance and the applicable usage controls still determine whether a model request can proceed.