Find It, Prove It,Collect It, Stop It
Rivvun’s Revenue Leakage Recovery is finding and collecting earned-but-unbilled revenue. Revenue Sentinel agent scans historical and active transactions for missed escalations, unbilled usage and services, omitted recurring fees, expired discounts, duplicate credits and short collections — clusters them into one evidence-backed case, validates entitlement, and executes the commercially appropriate recovery under policy.
Why anomaly reports and one-time audits leave the money — and the defect — in place.
An anomaly report or dashboard is not a claim: it needs the governing terms, a coherent transaction population, evidence and an accounting treatment.
Without a claim, items age past claim windows and get written off under pressure — and the process defect that caused them keeps leaking, quarter after quarter.
A finding becomes value only after authority, counter-evidence, governed action, collection and a recurrence control are complete.
System of Outcomes
Detect → Recover → Prevent → Scale
What you get
What you get
What you get
What you get
Recovery is the fastest proof of value on the revenue side — the cash is already earned, and the scan is bounded.
Revenue evidence is dispersed across contracts, project controls, timesheets, progress measures, approvals, change orders, allowances and holdbacks.
Customer-specific pricing, configuration, installation, service, warranty and surcharge terms create omissions that are hard to detect after invoice.
The recovery of earned-but-unbilled and under-collected revenue: missed escalations, unbilled usage and services, omitted fees, expired discounts, duplicate credits and short-pay — validated against the governing contract, executed as governed customer cases and reconciled to cash.
An audit is a periodic sample that ends with a report. Rivvun runs continuously, validates entitlement and counter-evidence before any claim, executes the recovery under policy, verifies cash and converts each root cause into a forward control.
Public estimates put revenue leakage at roughly 3–5% of revenue (MGI Research) and 1–5% of realized EBITDA (EY). Your own number comes from a bounded scan of your contract and billing history — not an industry average.
The route is chosen deliberately. Every case carries relationship guardrails and materiality thresholds; options include immediate invoicing, staged recovery, capture at renewal or a governed write-off. Nothing reaches a customer without accountable approval.
Typically 12–24 months, bounded by contractual back-billing limits, statutory limitation periods and your own policy. The scan checks recoverability before a case is ever opened.
The validated root cause is armed as a preventive control in Billing & Invoice Assurance or Entitlement Realization — so the same defect cannot recreate the leak next quarter.
Gross signal, validated net recoverable value, case conversion rate, billed recovery, collected recovery, cycle time and recurrence rate — evidence-gated in the Revenue Value Ledger so nothing is double counted.
With a bounded 12–24 month Revenue Recovery Scan covering missed escalations, unbilled usage and services, expired discounts and duplicate credits. You get validated net recoverable value and approval-ready cases.
Give us 12–24 months of billing, contract and cash history. We return the validated leakage, the net recoverable value and the cases ready for approval.
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