Accounts payable · Free, fictional-data exercise

Can you explain this invoice mismatch?

A purchase order, a partial delivery and two vendor bills. See the evidence in a read-only browser demo, then decide whether this adds anything to your existing workflow.

Inspect the 10-unit gap See what to check first

No signup. No company documents.

Everything in this exercise is fictional. CSV review takes place locally in your browser. No analytics, form submission or document upload to a server.

This is an early research prototype, not a payment approval, bank verification or ERP integration.

The fictional situation

One PO. Several documents. A possible 10-unit gap.

Ordered on PO120units
Recorded received100units
Two vendor bills60 + 50110 units invoiced
Invoiced over recorded receipts10units to investigate

Important: this is a potential discrepancy, not proof of supplier overbilling. A missing receipt, a late record or incomplete export could change the conclusion. A human must verify the source evidence.

What the reviewer does

Three things to test

  1. Find the gap. Open the focused fictional example: the 110-invoiced / 100-received position will be highlighted and its source history opened.
  2. Trace the source. Open an invoice or receipt reference. Check whether it actually explains why the gap was flagged.
  3. Compare to your workflow. Ask whether the explanation is clearer than your ERP or spreadsheet — and whether preparing CSV files would take more time than it saves.
Inspect the mismatch

What we want to learn

Tell us if this would help

We are looking for criticism, not a positive review.

  1. Was the reason for the 10-unit gap understandable?
  2. What source detail, document or context is missing?
  3. Would this actually save your AP team time after accounting for CSV export and cleanup?

These links open your email application; the website does not submit a form or upload files. Please use only fictional examples and do not send company documents or confidential data.

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What LineAudit does — and doesn't do

LineAudit reads specifically formatted CSV records and helps a reviewer trace PO lines, receipts, returns, invoices and credits. It does not connect to NetSuite, SAP or QuickBooks; read arbitrary PDFs; issue payments; change ERP records; or confirm bank settlement. Existing ERP tools may already meet your needs, and that is useful feedback too.

Please do not send actual invoices, supplier details or confidential documents in public comments. The demo is for fictional examples only.