Find out where your business is quietly losing money
Most businesses leak 3–8% of revenue through duplicate payments, forgotten subscriptions, creeping supplier prices and work that never got invoiced. Upload your data and see it in minutes — no consultant required.
No credit card required · Your data is private to your account
What we look for
Ten detectors run over your normalized transactions, from obvious double payments to subtle statistical anomalies.
Duplicate transactions
The same invoice or charge paid twice within days.
Subscription waste
Recurring software and services nobody uses anymore.
Supplier price creep
Unit prices that quietly climbed without notice.
Unbilled work
Jobs with logged hours and materials but no invoice.
Fuel leakage
Fill-ups outside normal patterns, volumes or hours.
Equipment costs
Repair spend on machines close to replacement cost.
How it works
Upload your exports
Bank, card, invoices, payroll, supplier and fuel data as CSV or XLSX.
We normalize and analyze
Columns are mapped automatically, then ten detectors scan for leaks.
Review prioritized findings
Each finding shows evidence, confidence and an estimated annual impact.
Track what you recover
Mark findings as investigating, actioned or recovered and watch savings add up.
Every finding is explained, not asserted
We never hand you a number without the reasoning. Each finding lists the exact transactions behind it, a confidence level, a priority based on dollar impact, and a plain-language recommendation you can act on this week.
- Evidence lines drawn from your own transactions
- Confidence scoring so you know what to trust
- Priority ranked by estimated annual dollars
- Status tracking from investigating to recovered
Example finding
Mulch unit price increased 38% since February
Average unit price moved from $42.30 to $58.40 across 12 purchases from the same supplier with no change in volume.
Potential annual impact
$7,420
Confidence
High
See your leaks before your next quarter
Upload one export and get your first prioritized findings in a few minutes.
Estimates are based on the data provided and are not financial, accounting, or legal advice. Verify material findings with your accountant or financial professional.