InvoiceHawk

Supplier invoice auditing for growing businesses

Your suppliers are counting on you not checking.

Set it up once, and InvoiceHawk checks every supplier invoice you receive, line by line, against what you agreed to pay and what you paid last time. If you're overcharged, a claim letter is ready to send.

Free audit of up to 25 invoices · No card needed · Prices exclude VAT

From the publishers of Money and Finance Magazine

  • Your inbox stays private: we only see what you forward
  • Data held under UK GDPR
  • Every finding shows its evidence

Live demonstration

One invoice. Four lines. £290 back.

A real-looking print invoice, checked the way InvoiceHawk checks yours: each line against the price you agreed, the discounts you were promised and the fees you never signed up for.

  • Matches what you agreed
  • Money you're owed

Example: InvoiceHawk checks a four-line print invoice and finds £290.00 owed: an unagreed energy surcharge of £108.75 and a missing 5% volume discount of £181.25.

Six ways suppliers quietly take more.

None of them look like much on one invoice. Across a year of deliveries, they add up.

01

Price creep

A few percent here, a few there. Each rise is small enough to miss.

A4 paper £18.50 → £21.20+14.6% in a year
02

Missing discounts

The volume discount you negotiated, quietly left off the bill.

5% on 2,000+ copies£181.25 owed
03

Surprise surcharges

Energy, fuel and admin fees that were never part of the deal.

Energy surcharge 3%Never agreed
04

Shrinking packs

Same price, less in the bag. The per-kilo cost is what counts.

Coffee 1kg → 750g at £16.80+33% per kg
05

Maths errors

Lines that don't add up, always somehow in the supplier's favour.

2 × £9.95 = £21.90£2.00 extra
06

Duplicate invoices

The same invoice sent twice, so it can be paid twice.

NPL-4471 received againFlagged

How it works

Set up once. Then it just watches.

  1. Forward

    Send supplier invoices to your own InvoiceHawk address, or set a forwarding rule once. We only ever see what you send.

  2. Checked

    Every line is compared with your agreed prices, discounts and fees, and with what you paid last time.

  3. Claimed

    You get an alert and a polite, precise claim letter with the evidence attached. Then track the money coming back.

Start with a free audit

Ten minutes to find them. One number you'll want to see.

For each main supplier, upload your latest three or four invoices and one from about a year ago, plus any price agreements. You'll see what you've been overcharged and what the price rises cost you each year.

Get my free audit

Up to 25 invoices · 14 days · No card needed

Pays for itself with one catch.

Monthly plans for growing businesses. Prices exclude VAT. Cancel any time.

Starter

€35 a month, excluding VAT

  • 100 invoices a month
  • 1 user
  • Every check, every alert
  • Claim letters and claim tracking
Start with a free audit

Business

€95 a month, excluding VAT

  • 1,000 invoices a month
  • 10 users
  • Every check, every alert
  • Claim letters and claim tracking
Start with a free audit