
Services
Three lines of business, one investigative core. Continuous examination finds what does not add up before it becomes a loss. Examinations answer a question that has already surfaced. Dispute and recovery intelligence reconstructs the record when money is already at stake.
Lines of business
Continuous program
Ongoing examination for organizations that want to find what does not add up before it becomes a loss.
Periscope receives agreed datasets on a daily, weekly or monthly cadence and examines the relationships between them. Findings are raised, validated by an investigator and delivered with the evidence that supports them.
Project engagement
Deep investigation of a known or suspected problem, scoped to a period, a set of systems and a question.
Used when something has already surfaced: a variance nobody can explain, an audit that found nothing, a partner position that cannot be reconciled, or an internal report that does not hold together.
Strategic engagement
Evidence reconstruction when a charge was imposed, compensation withheld, or a financial loss created.
Applies where a carrier, partner, distributor, vendor, dealer or internal party has taken a position with financial effect. Periscope reconstructs what the records actually support and quantifies the difference.
The universal needs
These are the transactions every organization must get right every day. They apply across government, healthcare, insurance, banking, aviation, freight, retail, construction, and manufacturing.
Examines whether every payment was made to the correct party, in the correct amount, at the correct time, under a valid and documented basis.
Examines whether everything delivered, activated, shipped, completed, or consumed was billed correctly and ultimately collected.
Examines the complete relationship from vendor creation through purchase, receipt, invoice, approval, and payment.
Examines employees, contractors, hours, rates, commissions, bonuses, reimbursements, deductions, and payments as one complete record.
Examines every form of money returned, reduced, credited, waived, rebated, or reversed.
Continuously prepares the factual record an organization would need if examined by an auditor, regulator, inspector general, CPA, attorney, or other professional authority.
How they fit together