Find the question between work done and money received.
Was accepted work invoiced? Has an overdue balance already been partly paid? Do the signed terms match the billing record?
Early Access Early Access — synthetic-data walkthroughs only; customer rollout planned.
After signing in, open Support, then New support request, and choose General / Query. Quote Revenue and cash walkthrough.
Start with three useful checks
Accepted work and invoice coverage
Does the billing record cover work that became billable? Confirm acceptance, scope changes, deposits and other invoices before preparing billing.
Overdue receivables
What remains open after allocated receipts and effective credits? Review the balance, unmatched payments and any dispute before customer follow-up.
Source mismatches
Do the agreement, delivery record and invoice disagree? Resolve the conflicting records with the responsible owner.
From records to an accountable action
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Choose the scope
Confirm the business, period, authorised records and decision you need to make.
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Check the coverage
Show the source dates, missing records and matching limitations.
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Review the finding
Inspect the calculation and relevant contract, delivery, invoice or payment evidence.
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Assign the decision
Give the issue an owner and a review date.
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Act in the right tool
Authorised changes continue through Billing, Accounting, CRM, Projects or the relevant contract workflow.
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Record the outcome
Keep a correction, an approved invoice and a received payment distinct.
For SaaS and subscription founders
| Area | Proposed Dogetlawyer role | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Failed-payment visibility | Bring payment-failure status, provider retry activity and responsible follow-up into the review | Early Access — synthetic-data walkthroughs only; customer rollout planned. |
| Usage billing | Compare usage, billable quantities and contractual pricing for a defined period | Early Access — synthetic-data walkthroughs only; customer rollout planned. |
| Finance-review evidence | Organise contracts, modifications, invoices and receipts for your finance reviewer | Early Access — synthetic-data walkthroughs only; customer rollout planned. |
| Cross-border billing | Investigate currency, fees, credits, discounts and configured tax-data differences | Early Access — synthetic-data walkthroughs only; customer rollout planned. |
What revenue assurance means here
Revenue assurance is a structured check of the records between an agreement and cash collection.
It helps a team investigate a possible billing gap, a payment question or conflicting information. It is designed to keep evidence, ownership and outcomes together.
It does not certify financial statements or guarantee that money is owed or will be recovered. A contract, an invoice and a bank receipt each need their own context.
See the sample cash check
Synthetic illustration — invented records, not a customer result.
Example A: accepted work needs a billing review
Agreement: £6,000 milestone price, with the required acceptance recorded.
Delivery: Final milestone accepted.
Billing snapshot: £3,000 invoiced for the milestone.
Observation: £3,000 potential billing gap in the supplied snapshot.
Information to confirm: Changed scope, deposits, another invoice, an acceptance query or an agreed discount.
Owner and next step: Billing owner checks the records before approving any invoice.
£3,000 is an amount to investigate. It is not a finding of money lost, an issued invoice or cash recovered.
Synthetic illustration — invented records, not a customer result.
Example B: an overdue invoice has a smaller open balance
Another customer has a £2,400 invoice, a £900 allocated receipt and a £300 effective credit. The remaining balance is £1,200. In this illustration, it was due on 20 September 2026 and is 18 days overdue as of 8 October 2026.
The next question is whether a dispute or unmatched receipt needs attention. The owner reviews that context before contacting the customer. This balance is separate from Example A; adding them does not produce a 'recovered revenue' total.
The layers behind a useful answer
| Layer | Its job | Access status |
|---|---|---|
| Business records | Hold agreements, delivery, invoices and accounting entries in their owning modules | Existing foundation; supported scope varies by workflow. |
| Commercial and legal context | Use structured terms, knowledge and playbooks to identify what needs checking | Proprietary structures and controls; coverage depends on the supported feature. |
| Assurance checks | Calculate balances and comparisons using defined rules | On request. |
| Evidence and decisions | Keep sources, missing information, the owner and action outcome together | On request. |
| Language and retrieval | Explain findings and support scoped legal preparation | External model services support released features; lightweight legal LLM and legal RAG are Research Programme — internal engineering; no customer use or published evaluation. |
Questions, answered
Is this continuous monitoring today?
Does it automatically send reminders or charge a card?
Can it tell us which revenue recognition standard to use?
Is this an audit, debt recovery service or tax guarantee?
Where does Matter & Assurance fit?
Can an unpaid invoice be described as recovered revenue?
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