REVENUE LEAKAGE USE CASE
Investigate Services Performed but Not Billed
Work can be completed without reaching the invoice workflow. Revenue Recovery AI can help organize work records and billing evidence so a business can identify where completed services may need review, while avoiding unsupported assumptions from a single document.
How completed work can fall outside billing
Field work, professional services, maintenance, staffing, logistics, and project work often generate operational records before they create an invoice. A time entry, work order, or delivery record may indicate activity, but it does not by itself prove a billable amount. The key risk is a mismatch between documented completed work and the billing records that should correspond to that work.
Reconcile work records with billing records
Review signed work orders, service logs, time records, delivery or acceptance evidence, contracts, rate schedules, and the invoice ledger. The evidence should establish that work was completed, was billable under the agreement, and was not already invoiced under another line or batch. Revenue Recovery AI should support this comparison without inventing quantities, rates, or customer acceptance.
Escalate only supported unbilled work
When the documents support a billing gap, a user can create or review a recovery case and decide whether an invoice correction is needed. Ambiguous work status, missing approvals, disputed scope, or unclear rates should remain subject to human review. The platform does not guarantee that operational activity is collectible revenue and does not automatically issue charges.
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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.