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Finding types

Each finding has a type, a severity (info, low, medium, high, critical) and evidence. Types appear in filters, exports, the API and webhooks exactly as written below.

Critical · blocks. Another invoice from the same supplier has the same invoice number (after normalization), currency and gross amount.

What to do: compare the two and confirm. Pay at most one.

Medium or high · review. Another invoice from the same supplier has a very similar invoice number (for example INV-1001 and INV1001), a matching or near-matching amount, and an issue date close by. Severity is high when the numbers are almost identical and the amounts match exactly.

What to do: use Compare. Look for the same line items or document under a retyped number.

Medium or high · review, never blocks. The same supplier already has an invoice with the same (or near-identical) invoice number in a different currency. When both invoices can be converted to your base currency and agree within 5%, severity is high. When they cannot be compared, the finding says so.

What to do: check whether the supplier re-issued the invoice in another currency.

Does not affect decisions. Found when payments are imported: two payments to the same supplier for the same amount within 30 days that do not belong to different invoices. The money has already moved, so this finding is for recovery, not for stopping a payment.

Medium or high · review. The invoice asks for payment to a bank account Invogi does not expect for this supplier. Medium when compared with earlier invoices; high when the supplier has verified accounts and this is not one of them. See Suppliers and bank accounts.

What to do: confirm the change with the supplier using contact details you already had, never ones on the invoice.

Medium or high · review. The amount is far outside the supplier’s usual range in that currency. Needs at least 5 earlier invoices from the supplier in the same currency; below that the check stays silent. Credit notes of a usual size are not flagged.

These run when the invoice names a purchase order that Invogi knows about. All ask for review.

A line’s unit price is more than 5% above the purchase-order line’s price.

A line’s quantity is more than was received (or ordered, when no goods receipt exists).

This invoice, together with earlier invoices against the same purchase order, goes over the order’s total.

The invoice currency differs from the purchase order’s. When an exchange rate is available, amounts are converted before the price and total checks; when it is not, the finding says amounts could not be compared.

Medium · review. The invoice does not state a readable currency. Invogi never assumes one, so the invoice cannot pass until someone confirms it.

Medium · review. A field on a scanned document was read with low confidence. Check the highlighted fields against the source document.

Medium · review. A structured e-invoice (UBL, CII, Factur-X/ZUGFeRD, XRechnung, KSeF) breaks a rule of its technical profile. The evidence names the rule and the rule-set version it was checked against. This is a technical validation result, not legal or tax advice.