These are the named habits behind spend drift — the things that move your Spend Control Score. Named, and ranked by dollar value.
For your team to review — not an audit finding, fraud verdict, or compliance certificate.
We hold a versioned registry of named buying behaviours — the interpretation behind the score, not another chart. Anyone can build a dashboard of what you bought; naming how you're buying is the hard part. Here's a hint at what we look for — the detection rules and full list come with the engagement.
Names only — no detection rules or thresholds on this page.
On your scorecard, these habits become the five things to fix first — ranked by dollars, each named (this supplier, this department, these buyers, this habit) with an owner. The habits here are what pulls the score down; the scorecard tells you which are hurting you most. See the scorecard →
Each period: your Spend Control Score, the top drift signals by dollar value, and what the data can and can't prove — an executive summary you can stand behind, with confidence stated and gaps marked.
Signals for management review — not control testing, an audit finding, or a fraud verdict. Purchase order, invoice, contract and supplier master data only.