Commercial intelligence for contracts and invoices
Canary connects your contracts, invoices, and evidence so your finance and operations teams always know what they're owed, what they're paying, and where they're exposed.
Product
Canary is built around the full contract lifecycle: knowing what you signed, checking every invoice against it, and recovering everything it owes you. Every module feeds the next.
Invoice Disputes
Every invoice line is matched against the governing contract and marked billable, already covered, or needs review, with the clause cited. Rate mismatches, out-of-scope charges, three-way match failures, labor hours and rates, trigger conditions and duplicates are flagged before the payment run, while the dispute window is still open.
Unutilized Entitlements
Unused paid-for services, warranty credits, failure-to-supply claims, and scheduled callouts that would otherwise expire unclaimed. Each one is tracked against its deadline, along with the obligations that keep your coverage valid, so a missed service interval does not void a warranty worth more than the repair.
Tax & Rate Integrity
Tax lines checked against the contract and the jurisdiction in both directions, catching overcharges and undercharges. Refund windows close, so overpaid tax is flagged while a claim can still be made.
Summit Elevator Services LLC
After-hours emergency callback labour
Already coveredCl. 3.2Truck / after-hours dispatch charge
Already coveredCl. 3.1Installation labour
BillableAnnex BEverything the contract says, and everything it does not.
Contract Hygiene
Every agreement is scored against the clauses that make billing enforceable: included services, all-inclusive rates, substantiation, audit rights, and what happens to a charge billed in error. Each gap is explained in plain language, and a clause that is missing altogether is a finding too.
Redlining
For every finding, Canary drafts graded alternatives against the exact text of your agreement, from a minimal fix to a gold standard. You choose the stance, edit the wording, and export a clean copy or tracked changes ready for the counterparty.
Renewals and key dates
Notice windows, escalation caps and renewal dates are tracked from the day the contract is signed, so the fixes are on the table before the next renewal rolls over.
Cl. 3.2 · Included Services
'Reasonable' and a 30-day window give the vendor nothing to be held to.
Vendor shall provide reasonablequarterly inspection reports within 3010 days of a written request.
Two words changed. The report becomes a dated obligation.
Exports as a clean copy or tracked changes.
Hold vendors accountable to their SLA terms and contract allotments, with the record to prove it.
SLA compliance
Response and resolution times are measured against what each contract commits to. Every miss is documented with the evidence needed to claim the credit, so the guarantees you pay for are enforced.
Contract allotments
Included inspections, callouts and service hours are counted as they are used: what you paid for against what was delivered, and credits owed against credits claimed.
Work evidence
Hours billed are read against the manufacturer's standard time for the job and the service records behind it. A gap goes to a person as a question, never as a quiet verdict.
Renewal leverage
Escalation caps, rate locks and notice windows are tracked from signature. When the renewal letter arrives above the cap, you know before you sign, and you negotiate from the record instead of from memory.
Slurry pump wear-part change-out on the No. 2 discharge line, billed at the after-hours rate.
Response time
MissedIncluded inspections
Under-deliveredEscalation
Over capLog every action, invoice, maintenance event, and payment decision against the original contract. Automated workflows let finance, procurement, and operations manage hundreds of contracts without manual tracking.
Evidence on demand
When a vendor, an auditor or an insurer asks why something was paid, disputed or withheld, the answer is a search away: the clause, the document behind it, and who decided what, and when.
One record across teams
Procurement signs, operations schedules and accounts payable approves, all against the same record, so nothing depends on one person's inbox or memory.
Emergency callouts to release a trapped occupant are covered under the monthly fee at any hour, including labour and travel.
Entrapment callouts are covered at any hour. Labour and travel.Lines 1 and 2 already bill what the agreement covers.
How it works
Canary surfaces the actions worth taking to your inbox, ordered by urgency and dollars at risk. Teams spend their time on the disputes, discounts and entitlements that matter.
Contracts, invoices, purchase orders and service records go in as they are. Canary works on top of the systems you already run, so there is no ERP project and no hardware to install, and it stays current as new contracts and invoices arrive.
Canary reads each contract in full and turns every rate, entitlement and obligation into a rule it can check, each one tied to the clause it came from. It also tells you what the contract does not say.
Every charge is matched against the governing contract and the work evidence behind it, so nothing gets paid on trust alone. Unsure means needs review, never a quiet approval.
Billing disputes, price corrections and entitlement claims arrive in your inbox with the contract language and the evidence attached, and the letter already drafted.
Dashboards track spend, disputes and savings. The record of how each vendor bills feeds your next renewal, and the clause behind a repeat leak gets a drafted fix, so the same charge does not come back.
Systems you already run
Case studies
Different industries, the same gap: the contract is signed once, and the invoices are approved by people who have never seen it.
Send a service contract and a few invoices from the same vendor, and see what Canary finds.
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