Check your supplier invoices for duplicate payments
Choose an Excel or CSV export of your accounts payable invoices. In a minute or two you'll see how many likely duplicates it contains and how much they're worth – free. Unlock the full Excel workbook to review every one.
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Needs Supplier Number, Invoice Number, Invoice Date, Gross Amount. VAT, Net, Supplier Name, Credited, Payment Number, Payment Type and Paid are optional. Negative amounts are treated as credit notes. The free check takes up to 500,000 lines per file; the full report can be bought for files of up to 100,000 lines – for bigger files, check in batches or contact us. Exports from SAP, Oracle and most other systems usually work as they are; otherwise use the data template.
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The free summary shows rounded figures. The full results list every invoice with exact amounts.
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| Error type | Lines | Net value of lines | Potential overpayment | High risk overpayment |
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- Each Dupe number is a type of duplicate payment found in your file with a potential overpayment. The full results say exactly what each one is, and list every invoice in it.
- Lines and Net value of lines count every line of that type – the genuine invoice as well as any copies. They show how much spending is affected, not money lost.
- Potential overpayment is the value of the extra copies: where an invoice appears twice, one copy is genuine and one is the overpayment.
- High risk overpayment is the part we're most confident about – the realistic recovery figure.
- The two overpayment columns add up to the totals at the top. The net value column doesn't, because it includes the genuine invoices and credit notes (shown as negative).
- All values are net (Net column, or gross minus VAT where Net is blank). Figures in this free summary are rounded; the full results have exact amounts.