It’s not every day a software demo pays for itself before it’s even over. But that’s exactly what happened when a prospective customer ran one of their waste invoices through DSQ Discovery. The platform flagged $1,597 in missed savings.

A multi-family complex with steady waste volumes had no reason to suspect an error. Invoices looked consistent, services seemed stable, and the vendor relationship was routine. And yet, DSQ Discovery found an error before it became a pattern.

A national vendor submitted an October organics invoice totaling $323,245.69 at a multi-family property in Irvine. There was a $300k billing error.

Double-billing is one of those issues you don’t expect to find unless you’re actively digging for it. In this case, the client wasn’t looking, but two big national vendors were charging for the same service at the same location for a full year.

Overage and contamination fees are just part of doing business. These charges show up on invoices quietly—an extra $75 here, $200 there. This is how a DSQ Discovery client revealed 121K in Overage and contamination fees.

DSQ Professional Services delivered $457,532.77 in verified invoice savings to clients. By integrating reporting automation and audit oversight, we helped clients reduce costs, uncover hidden billing discrepancies, and eliminate the burden of manual invoice management.

Over the past two months, our team has completed 10 deep-dive analyses to support our software customers, and the insights and our speed of delivery have been game-changing. Here’s a look behind the scenes at how it works and how it’s helping our software customers uncover savings, optimize service levels, and grow smarter.

A large national platform in the waste management space approached DSQ Professional Services to transition from a competing provider to a more transparent and scalable invoice-gathering system. Their goals were straightforward: better data, faster delivery, and a more competitive price

IWS transformed a week-long, three-person process into a one-day, one-person task with DSQ Discovery.