The same thing, many times.
One supplier appears under several names and codes, so spend and risk are split across them.
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Every record checked for duplicates, gaps and disagreements between systems, so the numbers in your reports can be trusted, and the ones that can’t are fixed at the source.
See it worked throughEvery system holds its own version of the same customer, supplier or asset. Reports add them together as if they agreed.
One supplier appears under several names and codes, so spend and risk are split across them.
Missing tax numbers, dates and owners only surface when an audit or a payment fails.
The ERP and the CRM hold different addresses and terms, and nobody knows which is right.
Every record in every connected system, compared field by field with its counterparts elsewhere.
One list of fixes, each with the records that prove it and the system to correct.
The data team sees which records are duplicated, incomplete or in conflict, and which system each fix belongs in.
5 findings · 2 duplicates · 2 conflicts · 1 gap
| Record | Supplier | Finding | Detail | Systems |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S-1042 | Northline Haulage Ltd | Duplicate | Same VAT number and bank account as S-2210 | ERP · AP |
| S-1187 | Calder Packaging | Conflict | Payment terms 30 days in the ERP, 60 days in the contract | ERP · Contracts |
| S-1290 | Brightwater Chemicals | Gap | No VAT number; required before payment | ERP |
| S-1301 | Pennine Tools | Duplicate | Same registered address and bank account as S-0877 | ERP · AP |
| S-1355 | Moorland Electrical | Conflict | Address differs between CRM and ERP; CRM updated last month | ERP · CRM |
Duplicate
Same VAT number and bank account as S-2210.
S-1042 · Northline Haulage LtdDuplicate
Same registered address and bank account as S-0877.
S-1301 · Pennine ToolsConflict
Payment terms 30 days in the ERP, 60 days in the contract.
S-1187 · Calder PackagingGap
No VAT number; required before payment.
S-1290 · Brightwater ChemicalsIllustrative example. Suppliers, codes and systems are fictional.
The AI finds and proposes. The owner of each system decides what changes.
Merges and corrections wait for the data owner to approve them.
How Operate works ↗The records, fields and rules behind each flag sit beside it.
How Check works ↗Each fix goes back to the system it came from, not into a copy.
The documents and data behind this work answer other questions too.
How did the North region do last quarter?
Plain-language answers from your own databases, within each person’s access.
See how →Why does month-end reporting take a week?
Pull the figures together automatically, every number traced to its source.
See how →Does this PO match what we’re paying?
Find mismatches before payment.
See how →Which invoices are we overpaying?
Catch overbilling, duplicates and mistakes before payment.
See how →We’ll show you the duplicates, gaps and conflicts in it, and the system each fix belongs in.
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