Procurement records don’t always agree.

The control layer between evidence and decision.

ProcureTrace checks approvals, quotes, contracts, purchase orders, delivery records, invoices, and payments against each other. When something conflicts, is missing, or cannot be supported, it shows exactly what happened and the evidence behind it.

Illustrative example — the records shown are fictional.

Sample finding

See the finding. See the evidence.

Every material finding names the records it came from. This fictional example shows how ProcureTrace presents one difference — the values, the amount involved, and the exact sources behind it.

View the sample finding

The invoice lists two more units than the purchase order.

Invoice 14 units
Purchase order 12 units
Amount involved USD 7,300

Sources: invoice.pdf · page 3 · purchase_order.pdf · page 2

Fictional example.

How it works

From records to a review you can verify.

Three stages, from uploaded records to a recorded review decision. The screens below show an illustrative example — the records are fictional.

Project records 6 records · PRJ-2026-014
  • Approvalboard_approval.pdf 12 units 2026-03-02 Match
  • Contractcontract.pdf USD 43,800 2026-03-20 Match
  • Purchase orderpurchase_order.pdf 12 × USD 3,650 2026-04-17 Match
  • Delivery recorddelivery_note.pdf 12 units received 2026-06-11 Match
  • Invoiceinvoice.pdf 14 units 2026-08-14 Conflict
  • Paymentpayment_advice.pdf USD 51,100 2026-08-29 Matches invoice
Review outcomes

Not everything is a pass or fail.

Every check ends with one of four recorded results — the same vocabulary the review and its reports use. ProcureTrace does not force an answer the records cannot support.

Records Match
The evidence required for the check is present and the compared values agree.
Differences Found
The records disagree, or a defined control is exceeded.
Missing Required Information
A required record or value is absent.
Insufficient Evidence
The available evidence does not support a reliable determination.
Use cases

Built for evidence-heavy procurement reviews.

Where approvals, contracts, orders, invoices, and payments must stand up to review.

Approval compliance

Check whether purchases remained within documented authority.

PO, invoice, and payment reconciliation

Trace whether commercial records agree from commitment through payment.

Contract and quote verification

Compare what was approved, contracted, and ultimately purchased.

Audit readiness

Surface gaps and inconsistencies before an auditor has to find them manually.

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Trust

Your evidence stays traceable.

ProcureTrace is built so a reviewer can always answer where a result came from and who decided what about it.

Evidence-backed
Material findings link back to the records that support them — document, page, field, and value.
AI reads. Controls decide.
AI-assisted extraction never determines the control result. The review decision comes from deterministic comparisons, and extracted values are verified against the original documents before use.
Human decisions remain recorded
Exceptions and acknowledged limitations preserve the reviewer, the reason, and the timestamp in an append-only record.
Designed for limited retention
Customer data follows the published retention policy — deletion is immediate in the application, and inactive accounts are removed automatically.

Start with the records.

Upload a procurement record set and see what the evidence supports.

For procurement, finance, grants, compliance, and internal audit teams in hospitals, universities, municipalities, and other regulated institutions.

Common questions

Frequently asked.

Current scope, document handling, reviewer responsibility, and the assisted pilot option.

Does ProcureTrace replace an auditor?

No. ProcureTrace produces cited findings for your reviewer. Your reviewer remains responsible for all conclusions. The report is decision support, not a compliance opinion or legal determination.

Can ProcureTrace review active projects?

No. ProcureTrace reviews procurement projects that are completed or at closeout.