You're probably owed money you'll never claim
Most supply contracts already promise you a credit for late deliveries, short shipments and price overcharges. Almost nobody claims it, because tracking it by hand isn't worth the admin — so the money just sits there, unclaimed, every single month. See what one order is costing you before you decide whether to check the rest.
A worked example, not a sales claim
A £120,000 order delivered 18 days late, under a completely standard 0.5%-per-week late-delivery clause (capped at 7.5%), already carries a £1,800 credit — one order, one supplier, one contract most buyers never re-read after signing. Plug those exact numbers into the calculator below and check the maths yourself.
How it works
1. Check one order free — no account
Enter a purchase order and its contract terms into the calculator below. No signup, no upload, just a number in under a minute.
2. Upload the contract for the full picture
We extract the late-delivery, short-shipment and price-terms clauses automatically. Anything the AI isn't confident about is flagged for your review — never silently included in a total.
3. Import your PO, goods-receipt and invoice records
A CSV upload — no ERP integration, no implementation project.
4. Get an evidence-backed recovery report
Every figure traces back to a contract clause and a confidence score. Generate a draft claim letter for anything you want to pursue — you review, edit and send it yourself.
Handling your contracts carefully
You're trusting us with confidential supplier terms and commercial figures. Some specifics on how that's handled:
- Nothing is ever sent to a supplier automatically — every claim letter is a draft you review, edit and send yourself.
- Low-confidence clause readings are flagged for your review and excluded from any total until you confirm them — never silently guessed.
- Your contracts and data are isolated per account; nothing is shared across customers.