TrixieWatch
Illustrative sample · Not a real customer result

This is the report you get. Every line, every number, the evidence behind each.

When you send TrixieWatch your waste hauler invoices, our team checks every line item against published rate tables and against your own history, and emails you a report within 24 hours. This page shows that report, filled with fictional example data, so you know exactly what you are signing up for before you upload anything.

Up to 5 invoices · No account · Results by email in 24 hours

What does a scan result look like?

Every report opens with one of two verdicts. Either All Clear, meaning every checked fee matches the published rate tables and your own invoice history, or possible billing changes found, with each flagged line listed underneath. A clean report is a real result: it gives you a verified baseline for the next time a number moves. We don't invent findings to justify the scan.

All Clear

Every checked fee matches the published hauler tables and your invoice history. File it as your baseline.

Possible billing changes found

Each flagged line comes with the dollar amount and the evidence for why it was flagged, so you can verify it.

The sample report

Below is a complete example report, rendered exactly the way your result renders. Every figure in it is fictional: this is an illustrative sample built to show the format, not a real customer's data.

2 possible billing changes found

3 invoices reviewed

Attention

Possible billing change: energy surcharge rate mismatch

Charged 18.5%, published table shows 16.2% for the week of 2026-05-12

$14.72
Attention

Possible billing change: unrecognized line item

"Digital Invoice Fee": not in the hauler's standard fee schedule

$8.50
Info

Possible billing change: sum inconsistency

Line items sum to $312.47, invoice total shows $312.49

$0.02

Illustrative sample, not a real customer result. Your report contains only what we actually found on your invoices, which may be nothing.

How do I read a finding?

Every finding in the report carries the same four fields. Using the first sample finding above as the example:

Severity

Attention means the line deserves a closer look, like a rate that differs from the published table. Info marks smaller observations, like a two-cent sum inconsistency, worth knowing about but rarely worth a phone call.

Line item

Which charge was flagged and why, in one line: here, an energy surcharge whose rate does not match the published table. Named findings mean you never have to guess which of the twelve lines on the invoice the report is talking about.

Dollar amount

The amount involved in the flagged change: here, $14.72, the difference between what the sample invoice charged at 18.5% and what the published 16.2% rate would have produced. It tells you how much is at stake before you spend time on it.

Evidence

What was compared and what did not match: “Charged 18.5%, published table shows 16.2% for the week of 2026-05-12.” The evidence line names both numbers and the period, so you can verify the comparison yourself against the hauler's published table.

What do I do with a finding?

First, check your service agreement: negotiated rates can override published tables, so a difference is not automatically an error. If the change has no basis you can find, the evidence line converts directly into a question your hauler has to answer specifically. For the surcharge finding above, that question is:

“What index period and rate table produced the 18.5% energy surcharge on this invoice? The published table shows 16.2% for that week.”
Sent in writing, referencing the invoice number and billing period.

A question like that names the line, the rate, and the period, so it cannot be answered with a form letter. It gets further than a general complaint about the total, and it works whether the answer turns out to be a billing correction or a negotiated rate you had forgotten about. Our guide on why commercial waste bills go up walks through the same verification steps line by line.

What happens to your invoices?

We only need the PDFs: no hauler portal logins, no contract copies, no vendor calls. Invoices are encrypted in transit and at rest, and we delete invoice PDFs once processing is complete. We do not sell your personal information. Details, including how to request deletion at any time, are in our privacy policy.

The sample is fictional. Yours won't be.

Upload up to 5 of your own hauler invoices and get this exact report for your account within 24 hours: findings with evidence, or an All Clear you can file away as your baseline.

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