Nominal leakage
$31,600
Total value attached to illustrative flagged records. This is not a recovery promise.
Illustrative sample
What a RevenueFound audit actually shows.
This example uses fictional business records and illustrative model assumptions. It demonstrates the reporting structure only and does not represent a real customer's revenue.
Core distinction: flagged value is not the same as cash that will be recovered.
Expected recovery
$9,420
Probability-weighted model estimate across the illustrative queue.
Priority
3 P1 items
Items with the strongest combination of value, probability, urgency and actionability.
Illustrative recovery queue
Action before volume.
Stalled quote — $8,400
Expected recovery: $3,192 at illustrative 38% probability.
Why flagged: 31 days old, prior similar work, no recorded follow-up.
Action: contact customer and confirm decision status.
Overdue invoice — $5,700
Expected recovery: $4,047 at illustrative 71% probability.
Why flagged: completed work, invoice materially overdue, no dispute marker.
Action: verify account status then issue appropriate reminder.
Dormant customer — $17,500 history
Expected recovery: $2,181 illustrative future-value estimate.
Why flagged: repeat pattern stopped, but no evidence current work is required.
Action: low-pressure reactivation only if commercially appropriate.
Confidence
Every estimate carries an evidence view
- source record completeness
- normalisation status
- staleness
- dispute / exception indicators
- historical behaviour where relevant
Outcome tracking
Estimates are tested against reality
Once a customer acts, each item can move from open to actioned, resolved or unrecoverable. Actual recovered value is recorded separately from the original estimate so model quality can be measured rather than assumed.
Founding cohort
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