Find the money that slipped through.
Briggs Recovery identifies recoverable overpayments, missed credits, pricing discrepancies, and post-change financial leakage hiding inside business transactions.
Discuss a recovery reviewWhere we look
Accounts Payable
Duplicate payments, vendor credits, pricing discrepancies, rebate leakage, and cross-system mismatches.
Freight & Logistics
Contract-rate mismatches, accessorials, fuel calculations, duplicate charges, and unapplied carrier credits.
Post-Change Recovery
Targeted review around ERP migrations, acquisitions, vendor consolidation, logistics changes, and other high-risk transitions.
Why post-change?
Operational change creates seams: new systems, duplicate vendor records, migrated contracts, changed rate tables, inherited credits, and parallel processes. We focus where the probability of recoverable leakage is highest rather than auditing blindly.
How an engagement works
We define the period and data needed to test for recoverable discrepancies. A limited sample can be used when a broader review is not the right starting point.
Potential findings are tied back to invoices, contracts, purchase orders, credits, rate sheets, or other source evidence before they are presented as recoverable.
Where appropriate, validated discrepancies are pursued for refund or credit. Engagement economics can be tied to actual recoveries rather than an upfront audit fee.
Evidence first.
The objective is not a theoretical “savings” presentation. It is a defensible trail from what was paid, to what should have been paid, to what can actually be recovered.
Briggs Recovery does not provide legal, tax, accounting, or licensed customs-broker services unless and until the applicable work is performed by a properly qualified professional.