AllCaps recalculates steel, resin, aluminum, energy, and freight pass-through formulas against published indexes and supplier invoices.
Green means the index month, base, cap, surcharge, and rebate all reconcile.
Raw material contracts often use published indexes, base prices, lag periods, and surcharges. A small formula error multiplied across volume becomes real money.
Verify supplier price changes against the exact index formula.
Track surcharge and rebate effects by facility and production period.
See where take-or-pay or volume tiers are creating recoverable credits.
The supplier invoice usually shows a price. It rarely proves the price was computed from the right index publication, month lag, and cap.
AllCaps turns the clause into a repeatable calculation and compares expected unit price to billed unit price.
Index-linked contracts are not market spot buys. The contract defines the reference, the lag, and the pass-through.
A documented exception gives procurement a clean basis for credit recovery.
The material price adjustment shall be calculated using the average published index for the prior calendar quarter and applied to shipments in the following quarter.
Steel, resin, aluminum, chemicals, and packaging each carry their own formula language.
The roll-up shows which inputs are clean and where supplier billing has moved outside the contract.
We turn the economic terms in the raw materials supply agreement into rules: rates, thresholds, caps, credits, formulas, and exceptions.
Invoices, statements, usage files, claim data, settlement reports, and performance records run against those rules as they arrive.
Green means in line. Anything else is surfaced with the clause, calculation, period, and counterparty-ready support.
We encode the index formula, lag, base, caps, surcharge rules, tier thresholds, and rebate mechanics, then recalculate every invoice period.