Did it arrive in full?
The Deliveries agent shows which deliveries were never checked in, which arrived short and which still owe stock. It reads your orders against their goods received records, so you stop paying for what you ordered instead of what you received.
Page reviewed 28 Oct 2026 · every claim traces to a detector in the product
Handed to Credits: £86.40 owed.
What it watches
What was ordered against what arrived.
Your orders against their goods received records: deliveries never checked in, deliveries that arrived short and stock still owed.
- Purchase orders
- Goods received notes
- Invoices
What it catches
One finding per issue, each with one thing to do.
Choose a finding type to see an example. Each one says what happened, why it matters in pounds and what to do.
Example finding · invented supplier
Example finding · invented supplier
Example finding · invented supplier
Why it matters
Paying for what you ordered, not what arrived, is the quietest leak.
An unchecked delivery means nobody confirmed the goods turned up. A shortage you paid for is a credit waiting to be claimed, and this agent hands it straight to the Credits trail.
No live figure yet. The live operator records one goods receipt, so this agent had nothing to report. We'll publish one when it does.
What we have measured so farHow it works
Reads, checks, finds, routes.
Every agent runs deterministic checks over your real documents and data, raises one deduplicated finding per issue and routes it to a person with one suggested action. No agent pays, voids, re-prices or closes anything on its own.
- 01ReadsOrders and goods received lines directly. There’s no separate store to fall out of step.
- 02ChecksDue date passed with nothing checked in; less received than ordered and invoiced.
- 03FindsA finding stays open while the fact holds and resolves the moment the order is checked in.
- 04RoutesTo goods-in or finance, with one verb: confirm receipt or claim the credit.
What it never does
- Closes a delivery
- Raises a credit on its own
- Marks goods as received
The autonomy ceiling: approving, paying and changing a supplier’s status each go through one checkpoint that accepts evidence or a person.
Works with
Every agent hands on what it finds.
Who it’s for
- Operations
- Goods-in teams
- Finance
Operations, goods-in teams and finance reconciling what was ordered, received and paid.
In the platform
Questions
About the Deliveries agent.
What counts as an unchecked delivery?
An order whose due date has passed with nothing checked in against it.
Does it need a separate stock system?
No. It reads your orders and goods received lines directly, so a finding is always a live read of the real documents.
Does it raise the credit?
No. It surfaces the shortfall and hands it to the Credits trail. A person claims the credit.
Point the Deliveries agent at last month's invoices.
In a 30-minute demo we run it on your own data and show you what it raises, with the evidence attached.
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