Illustrative review examples

See the kinds of records Phantom can help untangle.

These are explanatory examples—not customer results or recovery promises. Your audit starts only after you upload your own authorized business record.

Illustrative Review
Example
Illustrative resultPossible gap found
1
Original recordMessy invoice or payment proof
File
2
Supported differenceAmount mismatch or missing clue
Gap
3
Customer outputOne clean PDF for human review
PDF
Common review paths

Four records worth checking.

Each example shows the question Phantom helps organize—not a guaranteed recovery.

1

Messy invoice

Question: What amount, invoice number, customer, and date can the file actually support?

Possible output: reconstructed fields, confidence notes, and clearer proof needed.

2

Short-paid invoice

Question: Does the invoice total differ from the visible payment?

Possible output: supported difference, deduction clues, and missing payment detail.

3

Freight or POD dispute

Question: Do the delivery, rate, accessorial, and payment records line up?

Possible output: matched records, missing support, and a review-ready evidence path.

4

Scattered proof

Question: Can screenshots, emails, receipts, and payment records be organized into one story?

Possible output: a single PDF separating facts, calculations, uncertainty, and next-review steps.

What a useful report shows

Source. Calculation. Confidence. Missing proof. Status.

A strong report makes it easy to see why a finding exists and why it may still require review.

1Original source

The record connected to the finding.

2Extracted facts

Names, dates, totals, and payment clues.

3Calculation

The supported difference shown step by step.

4Confidence and gaps

Weak evidence stays visibly weak.

5Current status

Possible, review-ready, verified, or recovered.

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