1K+
1K+
1K+

UNITS UNDER AUDIT

$1K
$1K
$1K

RECOVERED TO DATE

1%
1%
1%

FINDINGS CLAUSE-CITED

1K+
1K+
1K+

INVOICES AUDITED

Where clauseback sits.

AP approval confirms the invoice is authorized. clauseback adds the layer underneath it: the contract itself, checked before the money leaves.

INVOICE

AP APPROVAL

payment

No breach

VERIFIED FINDING

contract rate

$475.00

billed rate

$598.50

overcharge

$123.50

clauseback

Governing contract

Invoice line items

Contract breaches

Breach found

INVOICE

AP APPROVAL

payment

No breach

VERIFIED FINDING

contract rate

$475.00

billed rate

$598.50

overcharge

$123.50

clauseback

Governing contract

Invoice line items

Contract breaches

Breach found

INVOICE

AP APPROVAL

payment

No breach

VERIFIED FINDING

contract rate

$475.00

billed rate

$598.50

overcharge

$123.50

clauseback

Governing contract

Invoice line items

Contract breaches

Breach found

PROBLEM

The overcharges don’t look like overcharges.

The overcharges don’t look like overcharges.

A rate creeps past the escalation cap. A charge appears that the contract prices lower, or doesn’t allow at all. A fee repeats month after month.

Nobody is reading line items against contract language by hand, not across thousands of units. So the drift never surfaces.

It just leaves, every billing cycle.

how it works

features

proof

faqs

how it works

features

proof

faqs

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. No integrations.

Three steps. No integrations.

Step 1

Onboard

You send us your contracts and 12 months of invoices to start. We set up a letter of authorization with each vendor, and from then on their billing comes to clauseback directly.

Step 1

Onboard

You send us your contracts and 12 months of invoices to start. We set up a letter of authorization with each vendor, and from then on their billing comes to clauseback directly.

Step 1

Onboard

You send us your contracts and 12 months of invoices to start. We set up a letter of authorization with each vendor, and from then on their billing comes to clauseback directly.

Step 2

Reconcile

The engine pulls the governing terms out of each contract, rates, escalation caps, permitted charges, then reads every line on every invoice against the terms that govern it and quantifies each discrepancy to the dollar.

Step 2

Reconcile

The engine pulls the governing terms out of each contract, rates, escalation caps, permitted charges, then reads every line on every invoice against the terms that govern it and quantifies each discrepancy to the dollar.

Step 2

Reconcile

The engine pulls the governing terms out of each contract, rates, escalation caps, permitted charges, then reads every line on every invoice against the terms that govern it and quantifies each discrepancy to the dollar.

Step 3

Recover

Where billed diverges from agreed, you get a finding: the overcharge, the clause it breaks, and the documents behind it, assembled into a recovery schedule you can send the vendor.

Step 3

Recover

Where billed diverges from agreed, you get a finding: the overcharge, the clause it breaks, and the documents behind it, assembled into a recovery schedule you can send the vendor.

Step 3

Recover

Where billed diverges from agreed, you get a finding: the overcharge, the clause it breaks, and the documents behind it, assembled into a recovery schedule you can send the vendor.

FEATURES

What clauseback checks.

Whether the charge was permitted, not just authorized

Whether the charge was permitted, not just authorized

Whether the charge was permitted, not just authorized

Whether the rate matches the governing term

Whether the rate matches the governing term

Whether the rate matches the governing term

Whether the line breaches the contract, however ordinary it looks

Whether the line breaches the contract, however ordinary it looks

Whether the line breaches the contract, however ordinary it looks

Whether you were billed what you agreed to

Whether you were billed what you agreed to

Whether you were billed what you agreed to

Whether every line was checked, not a sampled few

Whether every line was checked, not a sampled few

Whether every line was checked, not a sampled few

PROOF

What the vendors wrote back.

From: <@.com>
Subject: Credits
Please see the attached spreadsheet for the credits due on the properties below, from our discussion. Billing was correct for year one on each, and you'll see we are crediting back from the date the escalation started. I've attached the contracts again for your reference.
$
$
$
$
credits_.xlsx
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Service Quote
Good afternoon! It appears to be a keying error. I will submit a credit against the invoice.
From: <@.com>
Subject: Re: Account Review
I will credit back the difference on the older charges on this bill. I think it was from when the account was adjusted again. The later charges are correct now. Should be good to go in the future.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Copies of Contracts
After looking into both, one invoice is correct. On the other, however, the charges dated 03/19 are incorrect. There should not be a minimum tonnage fee applied, and the rates used were inaccurate. I've already submitted a request for a credit of $ , which will appear as an adjustment on the next bill.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: 2026 Invoice Review
Happy Monday! I reviewed the 2026 invoices. I apologize, my previous number was incorrect for 2026.
January total$
February total$
March total$
three more months
The total credit amount is $ . You will see the credits under adjustments on each of the next five invoices.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: 2025 Credit Review
Happy Monday! I hope you had a great weekend. I reviewed the account for the 2025 credits, please see the details below:
December, 5 minimum ton charges$
November, 4 charges$
October, 7 charges$
September, 5 charges$
Total Credit: $
From: <@.com>
Subject: Re: Regional Pricing
Thank you, I'll get the credit added to your account. Then touch base and see where to apply it.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: July Credits
I've done all the July credits for the invoice. The total is below and will be reflected on the account within two weeks. Once you receive the next bill, we will have to submit credits again.
Total Credit: $
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Haul Rate
This is a cross-up in my system. 4/1 was the date for the new rates, and our system already had the 4/3 haul scheduled under the old rate. I'll get this credited off to match the $190 haul rate. There shouldn't be any issues with it moving forward.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Rate Guarantee, acct
The last agreement was signed in March 2025, which guaranteed rates through March 2026. I submitted the credits on 5/12 for management to approve and apply. It does not appear to have been approved yet. I will follow up with them.
From: <@.com>
Subject: Credits
Please see the attached spreadsheet for the credits due on the properties below, from our discussion. Billing was correct for year one on each, and you'll see we are crediting back from the date the escalation started. I've attached the contracts again for your reference.
$
$
$
$
credits_.xlsx
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Service Quote
Good afternoon! It appears to be a keying error. I will submit a credit against the invoice.
From: <@.com>
Subject: Re: Account Review
I will credit back the difference on the older charges on this bill. I think it was from when the account was adjusted again. The later charges are correct now. Should be good to go in the future.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Copies of Contracts
After looking into both, one invoice is correct. On the other, however, the charges dated 03/19 are incorrect. There should not be a minimum tonnage fee applied, and the rates used were inaccurate. I've already submitted a request for a credit of $ , which will appear as an adjustment on the next bill.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: 2026 Invoice Review
Happy Monday! I reviewed the 2026 invoices. I apologize, my previous number was incorrect for 2026.
January total$
February total$
March total$
three more months
The total credit amount is $ . You will see the credits under adjustments on each of the next five invoices.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: 2025 Credit Review
Happy Monday! I hope you had a great weekend. I reviewed the account for the 2025 credits, please see the details below:
December, 5 minimum ton charges$
November, 4 charges$
October, 7 charges$
September, 5 charges$
Total Credit: $
From: <@.com>
Subject: Re: Regional Pricing
Thank you, I'll get the credit added to your account. Then touch base and see where to apply it.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: July Credits
I've done all the July credits for the invoice. The total is below and will be reflected on the account within two weeks. Once you receive the next bill, we will have to submit credits again.
Total Credit: $
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Haul Rate
This is a cross-up in my system. 4/1 was the date for the new rates, and our system already had the 4/3 haul scheduled under the old rate. I'll get this credited off to match the $190 haul rate. There shouldn't be any issues with it moving forward.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Rate Guarantee, acct
The last agreement was signed in March 2025, which guaranteed rates through March 2026. I submitted the credits on 5/12 for management to approve and apply. It does not appear to have been approved yet. I will follow up with them.
From: <@.com>
Subject: Credits
Please see the attached spreadsheet for the credits due on the properties below, from our discussion. Billing was correct for year one on each, and you'll see we are crediting back from the date the escalation started. I've attached the contracts again for your reference.
$
$
$
$
credits_.xlsx
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Service Quote
Good afternoon! It appears to be a keying error. I will submit a credit against the invoice.
From: <@.com>
Subject: Re: Account Review
I will credit back the difference on the older charges on this bill. I think it was from when the account was adjusted again. The later charges are correct now. Should be good to go in the future.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Copies of Contracts
After looking into both, one invoice is correct. On the other, however, the charges dated 03/19 are incorrect. There should not be a minimum tonnage fee applied, and the rates used were inaccurate. I've already submitted a request for a credit of $ , which will appear as an adjustment on the next bill.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: 2026 Invoice Review
Happy Monday! I reviewed the 2026 invoices. I apologize, my previous number was incorrect for 2026.
January total$
February total$
March total$
three more months
The total credit amount is $ . You will see the credits under adjustments on each of the next five invoices.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: 2025 Credit Review
Happy Monday! I hope you had a great weekend. I reviewed the account for the 2025 credits, please see the details below:
December, 5 minimum ton charges$
November, 4 charges$
October, 7 charges$
September, 5 charges$
Total Credit: $
From: <@.com>
Subject: Re: Regional Pricing
Thank you, I'll get the credit added to your account. Then touch base and see where to apply it.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: July Credits
I've done all the July credits for the invoice. The total is below and will be reflected on the account within two weeks. Once you receive the next bill, we will have to submit credits again.
Total Credit: $
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Haul Rate
This is a cross-up in my system. 4/1 was the date for the new rates, and our system already had the 4/3 haul scheduled under the old rate. I'll get this credited off to match the $190 haul rate. There shouldn't be any issues with it moving forward.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Rate Guarantee, acct
The last agreement was signed in March 2025, which guaranteed rates through March 2026. I submitted the credits on 5/12 for management to approve and apply. It does not appear to have been approved yet. I will follow up with them.
From: <@.com>
Subject: Credits
Please see the attached spreadsheet for the credits due on the properties below, from our discussion. Billing was correct for year one on each, and you'll see we are crediting back from the date the escalation started. I've attached the contracts again for your reference.
$
$
$
$
credits_.xlsx
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Service Quote
Good afternoon! It appears to be a keying error. I will submit a credit against the invoice.
From: <@.com>
Subject: Re: Account Review
I will credit back the difference on the older charges on this bill. I think it was from when the account was adjusted again. The later charges are correct now. Should be good to go in the future.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Copies of Contracts
After looking into both, one invoice is correct. On the other, however, the charges dated 03/19 are incorrect. There should not be a minimum tonnage fee applied, and the rates used were inaccurate. I've already submitted a request for a credit of $ , which will appear as an adjustment on the next bill.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: 2026 Invoice Review
Happy Monday! I reviewed the 2026 invoices. I apologize, my previous number was incorrect for 2026.
January total$
February total$
March total$
three more months
The total credit amount is $ . You will see the credits under adjustments on each of the next five invoices.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: 2025 Credit Review
Happy Monday! I hope you had a great weekend. I reviewed the account for the 2025 credits, please see the details below:
December, 5 minimum ton charges$
November, 4 charges$
October, 7 charges$
September, 5 charges$
Total Credit: $
From: <@.com>
Subject: Re: Regional Pricing
Thank you, I'll get the credit added to your account. Then touch base and see where to apply it.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: July Credits
I've done all the July credits for the invoice. The total is below and will be reflected on the account within two weeks. Once you receive the next bill, we will have to submit credits again.
Total Credit: $
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Haul Rate
This is a cross-up in my system. 4/1 was the date for the new rates, and our system already had the 4/3 haul scheduled under the old rate. I'll get this credited off to match the $190 haul rate. There shouldn't be any issues with it moving forward.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Rate Guarantee, acct
The last agreement was signed in March 2025, which guaranteed rates through March 2026. I submitted the credits on 5/12 for management to approve and apply. It does not appear to have been approved yet. I will follow up with them.
From: <@.com>
Subject: Credits
Please see the attached spreadsheet for the credits due on the properties below, from our discussion. Billing was correct for year one on each, and you'll see we are crediting back from the date the escalation started. I've attached the contracts again for your reference.
$
$
$
$
credits_.xlsx
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Service Quote
Good afternoon! It appears to be a keying error. I will submit a credit against the invoice.
From: <@.com>
Subject: Re: Account Review
I will credit back the difference on the older charges on this bill. I think it was from when the account was adjusted again. The later charges are correct now. Should be good to go in the future.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Copies of Contracts
After looking into both, one invoice is correct. On the other, however, the charges dated 03/19 are incorrect. There should not be a minimum tonnage fee applied, and the rates used were inaccurate. I've already submitted a request for a credit of $ , which will appear as an adjustment on the next bill.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: 2026 Invoice Review
Happy Monday! I reviewed the 2026 invoices. I apologize, my previous number was incorrect for 2026.
January total$
February total$
March total$
three more months
The total credit amount is $ . You will see the credits under adjustments on each of the next five invoices.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: 2025 Credit Review
Happy Monday! I hope you had a great weekend. I reviewed the account for the 2025 credits, please see the details below:
December, 5 minimum ton charges$
November, 4 charges$
October, 7 charges$
September, 5 charges$
Total Credit: $
From: <@.com>
Subject: Re: Regional Pricing
Thank you, I'll get the credit added to your account. Then touch base and see where to apply it.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: July Credits
I've done all the July credits for the invoice. The total is below and will be reflected on the account within two weeks. Once you receive the next bill, we will have to submit credits again.
Total Credit: $
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Haul Rate
This is a cross-up in my system. 4/1 was the date for the new rates, and our system already had the 4/3 haul scheduled under the old rate. I'll get this credited off to match the $190 haul rate. There shouldn't be any issues with it moving forward.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Rate Guarantee, acct
The last agreement was signed in March 2025, which guaranteed rates through March 2026. I submitted the credits on 5/12 for management to approve and apply. It does not appear to have been approved yet. I will follow up with them.
From: <@.com>
Subject: Credits
Please see the attached spreadsheet for the credits due on the properties below, from our discussion. Billing was correct for year one on each, and you'll see we are crediting back from the date the escalation started. I've attached the contracts again for your reference.
$
$
$
$
credits_.xlsx
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Service Quote
Good afternoon! It appears to be a keying error. I will submit a credit against the invoice.
From: <@.com>
Subject: Re: Account Review
I will credit back the difference on the older charges on this bill. I think it was from when the account was adjusted again. The later charges are correct now. Should be good to go in the future.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Copies of Contracts
After looking into both, one invoice is correct. On the other, however, the charges dated 03/19 are incorrect. There should not be a minimum tonnage fee applied, and the rates used were inaccurate. I've already submitted a request for a credit of $ , which will appear as an adjustment on the next bill.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: 2026 Invoice Review
Happy Monday! I reviewed the 2026 invoices. I apologize, my previous number was incorrect for 2026.
January total$
February total$
March total$
three more months
The total credit amount is $ . You will see the credits under adjustments on each of the next five invoices.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: 2025 Credit Review
Happy Monday! I hope you had a great weekend. I reviewed the account for the 2025 credits, please see the details below:
December, 5 minimum ton charges$
November, 4 charges$
October, 7 charges$
September, 5 charges$
Total Credit: $
From: <@.com>
Subject: Re: Regional Pricing
Thank you, I'll get the credit added to your account. Then touch base and see where to apply it.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: July Credits
I've done all the July credits for the invoice. The total is below and will be reflected on the account within two weeks. Once you receive the next bill, we will have to submit credits again.
Total Credit: $
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Haul Rate
This is a cross-up in my system. 4/1 was the date for the new rates, and our system already had the 4/3 haul scheduled under the old rate. I'll get this credited off to match the $190 haul rate. There shouldn't be any issues with it moving forward.
From: <@.com>
Subject: RE: Rate Guarantee, acct
The last agreement was signed in March 2025, which guaranteed rates through March 2026. I submitted the credits on 5/12 for management to approve and apply. It does not appear to have been approved yet. I will follow up with them.
FAQS

Questions.

How do you get my data?

How do you get my data?

How do you get my data?

Is this a one-time audit or ongoing?

Is this a one-time audit or ongoing?

Is this a one-time audit or ongoing?

Will the findings hold up with the vendor?

Will the findings hold up with the vendor?

Will the findings hold up with the vendor?

Do you take a percentage of what's recovered?

Do you take a percentage of what's recovered?

Do you take a percentage of what's recovered?

Do I have to change how my team works?

Do I have to change how my team works?

Do I have to change how my team works?

What do I actually receive?

What do I actually receive?

What do I actually receive?

Contract-governed invoice review for multifamily. © 2026 clauseback

Contract-governed invoice review for multifamily.

© 2026 clauseback

Contract-governed invoice review for multifamily. © 2026 clauseback