Bring the paperwork you have
Upload completed work tickets, a draft invoice, and the customer’s rate sheet. Keep using the field and accounting tools your team already knows.
TallyRook checks completed work against draft invoices, customer rate sheets, and billing rules—so your office can focus on what needs a closer look.
3 hours recorded on the work ticket. No standby line found on the draft invoice.
No new field workflow. No rip-and-replace project. Just a focused checkpoint for the office before billing goes out.
Upload completed work tickets, a draft invoice, and the customer’s rate sheet. Keep using the field and accounting tools your team already knows.
AI compares recorded work with customer rates and billing rules to surface possible missed, duplicate, or inconsistent charges.
Each finding points back to its source documents, so your administrator can approve, dismiss, or correct it with context.
Move approved information into your existing billing process. Invoices are never changed or sent without your approval.
TallyRook does more than read a document. It compares multiple sources and shows why a line may deserve attention, with the relevant evidence close at hand.
A recorded standby period does not appear as a line item on the draft invoice.
A possible discrepancy is not automatically a billable charge. TallyRook keeps the review and approval with your people, so invoice changes stay grounded in customer terms and supporting records.
Ask us about your workflowHave a billing workflow question we didn’t answer?
Send us a noteNo. Your team keeps its existing systems and paperwork. TallyRook adds a review step between completed work and the invoice.
No. TallyRook flags possible discrepancies and shows the evidence. Your team decides what to approve, correct, or dismiss.
No. A finding is a reason to review, not a promise of recovery. A charge should only be billed when the customer’s terms allow it and the supporting evidence is sufficient.
The workflow is designed for work tickets, draft invoices, customer rate sheets, and related billing rules. Documents can start in the formats your office already receives.
Tell us how your office turns completed jobs into invoices. We’d like to understand where a review step could help.
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