AFP 2026 · BOOTH 2121 · LAS VEGAS
What’s your number? Book a leakage screen.
Everyone says they’re not leaking money. Our AI disagrees. One pass over your contracts, or one month of AP, returns a row per discrepancy: value, clause, page, and what was invoiced. You decide line by line.
- EVENT
- AFP 2026 Annual Conference, Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas
- INPUT
- your contracts, or one month of AP
- OUTPUT
- a row per discrepancy, traced to clause and invoice line
- WRITTEN FOR
- CFOs, treasury, AP and billing owners
- NEXT STEP
- a 30 minute call to scope the screen
Start with the money.
Money Found is the fastest return on the data layer: what was never billed, overpaid or missed, found line by line. Pick a slot and we scope the screen together.
Three questions from the card.
01
Which prices should have changed this year, and did they?
Price increases never billed. Index escalations never applied. Renewals nobody stopped.
02
Which contract terms does our billing system not know about?
Invoices paid twice. Credit notes never applied. Suppliers billing above the contract rate.
03
Which costs do we pay but never pass on?
Rebates never credited. Pass-through costs never re-billed. Price tables out of date in the ERP.
One data layer for every contract, invoice and system.
Talonic turns contracts, amendments, invoices and ERP records into structured, source-traced data your AI agents and automations can work from. Every value points back to the page it came from.
That is what makes the screen safe to act on: billing that follows the contract, invoice checks before payment, renewals and notices flagged in time, and agents that answer from source-traced data. Live in energy, logistics, pharma and automotive. Co-author of DIN SPEC 91491.

MONEY FOUND
No human chases $31. AI does.
Five leakage patterns in AP and contract portfolios, each traced back to the line it came from.
See worked examples
CONTRACT DATA CAPTURE
You cannot search for a clause you did not know to look for.
What one read of a fifty-thousand-contract estate holds, delivered into the ERP.
See coverage figures
THE STANDARD
Traceable numbers, by specification.
DIN SPEC 91491, co-authored by Talonic: what a source-traced data layer for finance has to satisfy.
Read about the standardNote: Customer names and figures on this page are the ones already published on the linked case pages. Anything measured on a customer and not yet released by them is described in words, not numbers.