Revercall reviews a company's software invoices and card statements — nothing else — and returns a line-by-line report of duplicate tools, unused seats, and forgotten renewals. No system access. No IT tickets. Five business days.
Free white-label pilot for accounting firms| Project mgmt — kept | $5,760/yr |
| Second PM tool, 14 seats duplicate | −$3,864/yr |
| Design suite, 6 of 11 seats idle | −$2,160/yr |
| Auto-renewed webinar plan unused 9 mo | −$1,908/yr |
| Recoverable spend found | $7,932/yr |
Subscriptions are bought by different people on different cards, renew silently, and nobody owns the cleanup. Industry research on SaaS spending consistently finds the same pattern:
of purchased software licenses sit idle or underused at a typical company.
of SaaS spend happens outside IT's visibility — bought by individual teams.
of total software spend is typically recoverable through a structured audit.
12 months of software invoices or card statements, exported from the accounting file you already keep. PDF or CSV, sent by email.
Every subscription is checked for duplicates, idle seats, plan mismatches, forgotten renewals, and pricing above current market rates.
A plain-English report in five business days: what to cancel, what to downgrade, what to renegotiate, and the exact annual figure recovered.
You already have your clients' expense data and their trust. Revercall does the audit work behind the scenes; you present the findings under your own firm's name and look like the advisor who found them money.
13 years running procurement and cost-control for supply contracts — the same discipline of checking every invoice line, applied to software spend.
I've spent my career in procurement and vendor management, where margins survive only if every invoice is checked against what was actually delivered. Software spend at small companies almost never gets that check — so the waste compounds quietly, year after year.
Revercall is deliberately narrow: invoices in, findings out, fee only on verified savings. No dashboards to install, no sales calls, no access to your systems or your client's systems.
Twelve months of software invoices or card statements for one client, exported from QuickBooks, Xero, or the bank. That's the entire requirement — no logins, no software installs, no calls with the client unless you want one.
Yes. We sign an NDA before receiving anything, work only on the files you send, and delete them after the report is delivered. We never contact your client directly — the relationship stays yours.
The first pilot audit is free. After that, the fee is a percentage of verified annual savings, split with your firm. If an audit finds nothing worth acting on, there is no fee — that risk is ours, not yours.
Tools like spend-management platforms require system integrations, subscriptions, and someone to operate them. Revercall is a done-for-you audit from documents you already have. One email out, one report back.
You shouldn't have to — that's why the pilot is free and the ongoing fee is performance-only. The report either shows real, verifiable savings on your client's own invoices, or it costs nothing and you've lost only the export.
Five business days from receiving the invoices to delivering the report.
Email with "pilot" in the subject line and the name of your firm. Nothing else needed to start.
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