The Audit
From $1,500
Your leak, measured in dollars.
Rheo Flow cuts your team's repetitive order and invoice work by at least 50%, so your people get their time back for customers and revenue. Built for wholesale distributors, with a record of every action.
Orders arrive by email and PDF, and someone on your team re-keys them into the ERP.
The price sheet drifts, and a mispriced PO ships. The deduction lands six months later, too late to argue.
You are not behind, and your team is not sloppy.
These errors never announce themselves. They just cost you, quietly.
A Costco supplier's bills of lading, checked against every PO on arrival. One shadow week beside the manual process: 65 of 65 inbound emails accounted for, nothing slipped.
A reconciliation system reads the logistics inbox every 30 minutes, matches each bill of lading to its purchase order, and flags quantity, depot, and item mismatches for review. It ran a full shadow week beside the manual process: 65 of 65 emails tracked, nothing handled twice, nothing dropped.
Vendor invoices are extracted on arrival and posted to QuickBooks as one-click draft bills, with a duplicate-entry guard and every bill tagged AUTO-DRAFT so the bookkeeper keeps the final say. Double data entry gone, human control kept.
Built by a 20-year IT auditor. Every step leaves a record.
From $1,500
Your leak, measured in dollars.
From $6,000
The control layer, installed.
From $1,000/mo
Kept sharp. Proven monthly.
Every engagement is fixed scope: the Audit runs $1,500–$2,500, the Build $6,000–$15,000, and The Watch $1,000–$3,000 per month.
First 90 days: if the system doesn't save enough to cover its own cost, that quarter is free. The audit trail is the proof, every error caught and every hour saved is on the record.
Orders post themselves, clean, and the real exceptions wait in one queue for a human decision.
Your people spend the afternoon on customers and revenue. And when anyone asks what the system caught, you show them the record.
A one-page Error & Time Cost Snapshot, built from your order volume.
And when we build: if the system doesn't cover its own cost in your first 90 days, that quarter is free.
No. It drafts, your people approve; they stop re-keying and start handling exceptions and customers.
It tells you, loudly: failures stay unprocessed for retry, fire a plain-language alert, and land in the audit log.
The Watch does: monitoring, tuning, and new-format onboarding, with a monthly errors-caught and hours-saved report.