Cost Recovery

Find the Charges That Were Never Yours

Repairs that should have been covered under AMP get billed to the DSP. Rental invoices carry overlapping periods, wrong rates, and loss-of-use charges nobody checks. Route invoices carry duplicates and missing credits. We audit all of it line by line — and when we find something, we work the dispute through to a credit.

What We Audit

Four Billing Sources, Checked Line by Line

Every source fails in its own way, so each gets its own review cadence. Select any area for the full breakdown.

Why This Pays For Itself

The Only Support Line That Returns Money

Most administrative support is a cost you accept to buy back time. Auditing is different: it recovers charges that were incorrectly applied to you in the first place. That changes the arithmetic of the whole engagement — the work is measured against what it brings back, not just the hours it saves.

It also compounds. The same misapplied charge type tends to recur monthly until someone identifies the pattern and fixes it upstream, which is where our process improvement work picks up.

How a Finding Becomes a Credit
Identification — flagged in a weekly or monthly audit 01
Documentation — matched against records and AMP coverage 02
Submission — routed to the right Amazon source 03
Tracking — followed up until it moves 04
Credit receipt — adjustment applied to your account 05

What's Hiding in Your Last Six Months of Invoices?

Tell us which fleet management company and rental providers you use, and we'll walk you through how an audit engagement would work.