Recover £000's With a Targeted Recovery Audit
Find overpayments, duplicate payments, fraud and other issues, and crucially recover the sums found.
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Maximise revenue recovery with a forensic accounts payable audit
Oxygen’s Recovery Audit powered by FISCAL is a software engineered accounts payable audit to recover revenues caused through trade creditor and supplier file error.
Audits include overpayments, fraud and P-Card checks, and sum recovery.
A trusted audit process developed by accounts
payable experts
Your accounts payable audit will be reviewed by FISCAL Technologies’ Specialised Services Team.
FISCAL’s forensic solutions and auditors services empower purchase-to-pay and accounting teams across the globe to protect organisational spend.
Eliminate risk & maximise upside with our success-based fees
After confirming validated overpayments for sign-off, you’ll receive a weekly report detailing the savings delivered.
What’s more, our fees are contingent on the value of savings delivered, keeping you in control and providing peace of mind.
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Multiple checks for your peace of mind
Your Accounts Payable Recovery Audit will include fraud, outstanding credits, P-Card and compliance issue checks.
Report with ranked recovery opportunities
Audit will include trend analysis, statement reconciliation, opportunity ranking and recovery of identified sums.
Best-of-breed tools for optimum recovery
Using sophisticated forensic tools (NXG Forensics) for a swift and targeted audit that can go back several years.
Maximum returns from minimum effort
Projects require minimum upfront effort from you, with short, weekly progress reviews after the first fortnight.
Get in touch for an introduction to Paygate and learn how their payment solutions can help your organisation.
Testimonials
We already use preventative software, so we were unsure a Recovery Audit would generate savings.
We proceeded as an additional control check, and because the cost is linked to the value recovered it was risk free. Our effort was minimal and the funds recovered a worthy return.
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