Use cases.
One problem, the checks we ran and what they found. Most come from our own project work with the client names removed; the rest are illustrative scenarios, and each one is marked.
Use cases
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One rule for every money trail in an anti-money-laundering review
Twenty-three customer cases had been prepared in different ways, so the same check gave different answers. One layout and one tracing rule, first in, first out, now give one answer that anyone can check.
A building-materials maker runs 64 exception checks on its full SAP data
Reviewing purchases, payments, assets and sales by sample left gaps. We moved the company's SAP data into one database and built a library of 64 checks that run on every record.
A fraud investigation that followed the people, the vendors and the money
Allegations of fraud at an interior fit-out company could not be settled by looking at accounting entries alone. Six workstreams, across 10+ people and 1,000+ vendors, were brought together into one picture.
A telecom operator reviews thousands of site leases with private Gen AI
Tower and rooftop leases were scanned PDFs in many formats and languages. A private Gen AI model extracted rents, escalations and renewal dates, with every value linked to its page, so the legal team checked rather than read.
A consumer goods company checks every trade deduction
Distributors and modern-trade chains deducted promotions, damages and penalties straight from their payments. Matching each deduction to an approved scheme turned a backlog of write-offs into a list of claims.
A logistics business audits every freight invoice before it pays
Thousands of carrier invoices a month were checked by hand, a few at a time. Checking every one against rates, routes and proof of delivery found overcharges that had been paid for years.
A lender moves its payment controls from quarterly to daily
An internal audit team tested vendor payments and disbursements once a quarter, on a sample. Moving the same controls onto every transaction, every day, found issues while they could still be stopped.
A CFO's month told as a story in eight chapters
A manufacturer's finance leaders read separate reports for sales, margin, cash, risk, assets and treasury. The CFO Storybook puts them in one place, as eight chapters that run from the headline down to the ledger.
A pharma company watches its suppliers by what they do
Thousands of suppliers were assessed once, at onboarding, by questionnaire. Adding payment data, public records and news turned a yearly exercise into a risk view that updates itself.
A food processor frees cash tied up in stock
Seasonal buying, slow-moving packaging and safety stock set by habit had locked cash into the warehouse. Setting stock levels from data released cash without risking supply.
Checking every rent agreement against what was actually paid
An infrastructure group rents offices, homes and guest houses for its staff. Reading every agreement, recalculating each rent and checking the documents themselves showed where the payments and the paperwork drifted apart.
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