INDUSTRY REVENUE RECOVERY
Revenue Recovery for Construction Businesses
Construction revenue can be spread across contracts, change orders, progress billing, retainage, field records, and payment applications. Revenue Recovery AI helps teams organize those records so suspected gaps can be reviewed before a billing or collection action is taken.
Common revenue leakage patterns
Common construction leakage can include approved work that never made it onto an invoice, partial payments against a progress bill, missed contract fees, quantity or rate differences, and retainage that remains unresolved after the required milestone. Change orders deserve special care because field work alone does not prove customer approval. The product should distinguish documented opportunities from planned detectors and should never assume that every job-cost difference is collectible revenue.
Evidence and workflow to review
Useful evidence includes executed contracts, approved change orders, pay applications, invoices, lien or waiver records where applicable, work logs, delivery records, rate sheets, and payment history. A user should be able to trace the amount to the controlling document and confirm any retainage, dispute, credit, or approval condition. Revenue Recovery AI can support that review with existing stored findings and case history, while legal and project-specific requirements remain human responsibilities.
HUMAN-CONTROLLED RECOVERY
Review the evidence before taking recovery action.
Revenue Recovery AI helps organize findings and source records; it does not guarantee payment or replace legal or accounting review.