Question 1

What happens after an NIL deal is signed?

Accepted Answer

After an NIL deal is signed, execution responsibilities must be assigned, payment conditions verified, and obligations tracked. Without a post-deal governance structure, agreements break down in execution — not at signing.

Question 2

Who is responsible for managing NIL deals after signing?

Accepted Answer

NIL deal management after signing requires a named authority structure — defining who owns each obligation, who verifies completion, and who controls payment release. ProStrat Authority Readiness Intake™ classifies where this structure is missing.

Question 3

How do I know if my NIL operation has compliance gaps?

Accepted Answer

The Authority Readiness Intake™ classifies your governance position across five dimensions — authority level, money flow structure, breakdown frequency, party complexity, and system maturity — to identify where NIL compliance risk is highest.

Question 4

What causes NIL deal disputes and rev share payment issues?

Accepted Answer

NIL disputes most commonly occur when payment conditions were verbal rather than documented, when activation expectations were not defined before signing, or when no authority was named to verify completion before payment moves.

Question 5

How do I manage NIL operations across multiple deals?

Accepted Answer

Managing NIL operations at volume requires a governance layer — structured documentation, payment verification, and execution ownership assigned before deals close. The Authority Readiness Intake™ routes operators into the correct AXIS™ system path.

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