PowerUp OneScan

Turn the exports you already have into the actions worth taking next.

OneScan analyzes bounded business data with repeatable rules, shows the evidence behind each finding, and helps teams track what they actually resolved. It is designed for operators who want a decision queue, not another blank analytics canvas.

What it checks

Sales + customers

Revenue recovery

Rank stale quotes, dormant opportunities and lapsed customers before spending more to acquire new demand.

Pricing + spend

Margin and AP leakage

Surface unusual price dispersion, weak-margin patterns, duplicate-payment signals and other exceptions worth validating.

Inventory + BOM

Working capital and supply risk

Prioritize slow inventory, cash tied up, lifecycle issues and sourcing risks from the fields actually present in your exports.

Deterministic where it matters. Explicit where evidence is missing.

OneScan maps messy headers into supported fields, applies versioned rules, records source-row evidence and refuses to silently invent missing inputs. Findings are a prioritized review queue, not a promise of savings.

01

Upload exports

CSV, XLSX, XLS or JSON from systems you already use.

02

Map the evidence

PowerUp determines which checks the supplied fields safely support.

03

Rank actions

Findings are prioritized with source evidence, assumptions and next validation steps.

04

Track outcomes

Decision Ledger and Value Proof separate flagged exposure from user-verified realized value.

Built for repeat review, not a one-time prompt.

The long-term value is the operating history: what was found, what changed, what the team decided, what was resolved and what outcome was actually verified.

Limited Free

One file, the first 100 usable rows and one best-fit engine. Useful for judging the structure before committing.

OneScan Pro

Up to six files, broader engines, cross-file signals, baselines, Decision Ledger, exports, secure access recovery and self-service cancellation controls.

Important: flagged value is decision support. PowerUp does not call an issue “recovered” until the user verifies the outcome.