Explore · Leakage to recovery
Financial Intelligence
A suspected invoice problem becomes an investigated finding with an estimated impact and a recovery plan.
- Detect
- Investigate
- Quantify
- Recover
- Measure
Fictional example Ironbridge Manufacturing (fictional)
The problem
A supplier appears to have invoiced the same freight twice, and nobody noticed until an audit.
Information in
What you provide. Nothing else is read.
- Purchase orders and invoices
- The supplier's contract rates
- Payment history
Averyniq proposes
- 01
A possible duplicate invoice
Same supplier, same amount, two invoice numbers a week apart.
Proposed by Averyniq
- 02
A rate above contract
Billed at a higher rate than the agreed schedule.
Proposed by Averyniq
- 03
An impact, labelled as an estimate
Shown as a range, with what it assumes.
Proposed by Averyniq
- 01
A person decides
Which of these should be investigated?
What is recorded
The finding, its supporting records, who decided, and a saving counted only once it has been measured.
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The problem
What goes wrong without it.
A supplier appears to have invoiced the same freight twice, and nobody noticed until an audit.
Fictional example. The organisation, people and results here are invented, and no AI model is running.