What was agreed?
Contracts, rate cards, purchase orders, discounts, terms and other commercial agreements.
TriangleAudit product
TriangleAudit brings invoice automation, commercial validation, exception review, and charge-level spend intelligence into one connected workflow.
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Invoice INV-2048-LG
Invoiced
CAD 2,480
Supported by records
CAD 2,300
Needs review
CAD 180
Waiting-time charge
Supporting evidence is missing.
The difference is an unresolved review question, not a confirmed error, overpayment, or saving.
The TriangleAudit method
Contracts, rate cards, purchase orders, discounts, terms and other commercial agreements.
Shipment records, service evidence, and approved milestones.
Line-item rates, quantities, services, taxes and additional charges.
Product capabilities
Capture invoices from PDF, CSV, XML, and cXML, and extract data into a consistent structure for review.
Compare line-item pricing, quantities, surcharges, and services against contracts, rate cards, purchase orders, and agreed terms.
Match charges with shipment records, delivery proof, service evidence, or approved milestones before a decision is made.
Identify and flag potential duplicate invoices or charges to prevent overpayments.
Automatically route exceptions and approval requests to the right people with full visibility and audit trail.
Use charge-level detail to analyze spend, identify trends and savings opportunities, and highlight commercial differences.
Pricing tiers
Pricing is quoted by proposal and reflects invoice volumes, systems, workflow, and the services in scope.
A structured starting point for receiving, checking, and routing invoices.
Quoted by proposal
Add charge-level analysis for teams that need to understand what drives spend.
Quoted by proposal
Combine TriangleAudit with an agreed audit, payment, or operational service scope.
Quoted by proposal
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