Unit-price history
Prices for recurring items are tracked across invoices from the same supplier.
Nexus Business Register · Price mismatches and supplier price anomalies
Know at a glance when something on a supplier invoice is not right: a unit price that changed, an invoice that does not match what was ordered or delivered, or the same invoice arriving twice.
Price increases hide inside invoices. A bigger bill might mean you bought more, or it might mean the unit price went up, and most businesses cannot tell without a spreadsheet exercise.
Prices for recurring items are tracked across invoices from the same supplier.
Material price movements are flagged for review, with the evidence that triggered them.
Changes in quantity are not mistaken for price changes.
Purchase order and goods-received evidence sit against the invoice, so missing or mismatched evidence is visible.
Price rises, duplicate invoices and other commercial exceptions are ranked in one feed, each backed by the source evidence.
Items with too little history are clearly labelled as still learning rather than reported with false confidence.
It compares the unit price of the same item from the same supplier across confirmed invoices and flags material changes. Quantity changes are kept separate, so a larger order is not reported as a price rise.
Nexus labels items with limited history as still learning instead of drawing conclusions from too little evidence.
Yes. Each flagged change links to the invoice evidence behind it.
Nexus shows purchase order and goods-received evidence against confirmed invoices, so invoices with missing or mismatched order or delivery evidence stand out for review.
Clear reporting on what the business spends, with whom and on what, built only from confirmed invoice evidence so every number can be traced back to its source.
Learn more →No typing necessary. Upload the supplier invoice; we do the hard work and you just confirm or approve. Invoices already uploaded are flagged, and each one stays linked to its supplier, approval and project.
Learn more →One accurate list of who the business buys from: suppliers, categories, owners, status, evidence and spend in one place, instead of scattered across inboxes and spreadsheets.
Learn more →Supplier register, invoice upload, approvals and spend reporting for Irish SMEs.