We are leaning in support of this proposal. The lack of consolidated visibility around Velora’s treasury is a real pain point, and the proposed $8K/year for 12 multisigs + 12 monthly reports is a reasonable investment and price for transparency and accountability. The benefits outlined — real-time dashboards, reconciled transaction histories, PDF/CSV reporting — will let community members and decision-makers to better assess where funds are held, deployed, and what capital moves make sense.
Some things to consider can be: if Octav ceases service or we want to switch providers, there should be a clean transfer of all data, dashboards, and historic records. If Octav’s price jumps or service quality drops, we could always monitor renewals carefully and benchmark alternative services in year two. As long as those guardrails are in place, this partnership strikes the right balance between cost and value, and we believe approving it will strengthen VeloraDAO’s financial integrity.