Is Your Business Missing Millions?

On average, UK businesses estimate that 5.87% of revenue remains uncollected each year - equating to £244 billion of annual losses

Our recent report dives deep into the issues of revenue leakage across UK businesses and uncovers a staggering amount of money is lost.

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Leading causes of revenue leakage

Human error was cited as the leading cause, accounting for 15% of all revenue leakage. Lack of oversight, poor processes, governance and controls contribute 10% of revenue leakage, whilst poor reconciliation (10%), and inaccurate or incomplete data (10%) make up the significant contributors.

Leakage can occur in any business

Whether it's revenue or cost, leakage can occur in almost any type of business including Telecoms, Water, Energy, Financial Services and Charity providers. The solution? Revenue Assurance. Implemented to ensure organisations collect the full revenue they are entitled to and to minimise leakage, revenue assurance identifies leakage in systems and processes to save operational costs, and drives benefits for organisations that have any of the following:

  • Large customer base
  • Fast paced change
  • Complex interacting systems
  • Numerous process and system hand-offs
  • High volume of manual process interactions
  • High volume of customer transactions
  • Significant and/or limited competitive pressures
  • Undertaking organisational change (up/down-sizing)

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Our Revenue Assurance Delivers Transformational Benefits

Increasing Revenue by Optimising the Broker Sales Process

£4.05m

increased revenue

CASE STUDY

Creation of Controls for Customer Contract Management

£1.2m

annual revenue opportunity

CASE STUDY

Recovering Missed Billing Through Zero Consumption Analysis

£2m

cash collected

CASE STUDY

Assurance and Reporting
for Wholesale Billing
and Charging

£3.3m

recovered from missed billing

CASE STUDY

Reducing Customer
Credit and Discount
Errors

£228k

annual revenue opportunity

CASE STUDY

Identifying and Rectifying
Revenue Loss in the Sales
Commission Process

£860k

total annual leakage saved

CASE STUDY