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Every invoice line at the price you agreed.

Suppliers raise prices in small steps: a new price list, a forgotten discount, indexation calculated their way. Flow compares every invoice line with the contract and current price list, quantifies deviations and requests a correction before the invoice is paid.

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Illustrative example — companies and figures are fictional
Case overview

Every case in one table, with its amount and next step.

1
Nothing is decided without you

Where money or a customer relationship is involved, the case waits in your inbox with all the evidence.

2
You know what’s at stake

Every case shows its amount from the first minute — you know what to handle first.

Five steps, one of them yours.

Invoices are checked for total and due date, not unit prices. A new price list, a missing discount or indexation done their way goes unnoticed.

Flow doesYou decide
  1. 01Read

    Read the lines.

    Quantities, unit prices, discounts and surcharges.

  2. 02Contract

    Find the valid price.

    In the contract, amendments and price list at delivery date.

  3. 03Calculate

    Work out the gaps.

    Including indexation using the contract formula.

  4. 04Approval

    Show the deviations.

    Procurement reviews anything above the limit.

    You decide
  5. 05Correct

    Request a credit.

    Hold payment and match the credit note.

Connections and safeguards

The access you already have is enough.

Where evidence comes from

  • Supplier invoices
  • Framework contracts
  • Price lists and amendments
  • Purchase orders
  • Goods receipts
  • Price indices
  • ERP / payables
  • Procurement mailbox
Flow agentfollows your process

Safeguards

  • Payment held only with consent

    A person confirms both holding and releasing payment.

  • Only procurement changes prices

    The agent never accepts a new price list on its own.

  • Calculation on every case

    You see the contract, clause and indexation maths.

Who owns itProcurement, accounts payable, controlling

For systems without an integration, the agent works in the browser — signing in with credentials from the encrypted vault.

FAQ

What you ask

When does Flow get to work?
Within minutes of each supplier invoice arriving.
Who works with it on your side?
Procurement, accounts payable, controlling
Where does the agent get valid prices?
From contracts, amendments and price lists you upload or keep in storage. Before the first run it turns them into a table you review.

Start with one process, not a project.

Tell us where money slips away. On a short call we’ll show how Flow would watch it and where you’d make the calls.

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