Control Layer for Your Financial Data
Errors are stopped and fixed on the spot, before they become missed revenue, unbilled charges, or overpayments.
Upfront checks catch the obvious.
At the source, instead of expensive fixes later.
No matter which systems you run today, every feed is standardized into one shape, originals untouched.
Every transaction is validated against your business rules, internal controls, source evidence, and reporting requirements.
Every line traceable to source. When a question comes, the proof takes minutes.
Each system sees only its own records, and no system checks itself against the others by default. Obsidia validates across every system, in real time.
Exceptions are held with a stated reason and routed to the right owner. What clears moves on, trail attached. The system adopts new rules as you need them.
Defend margins, retain customers.
Under-billing leaks revenue quietly, over-billing pushes the customer back, and a misapplied rate does both.
Companies building AI products on financial data use Obsidia as the deterministic layer beneath their products.
42% of companies experience some form of revenue leakage.
MGI Research1–5% of realized EBITA lost every year to revenue leakage: misconfigurations, data gaps, manual failures.
EY, Revenue AssuranceEven top performers pay 0.8% of annual disbursements twice or in error. Bottom performers, 2%.
APQC76% of organizations were victims of payments fraud in 2025, most often business email compromise: a fake invoice nobody checked against real work performed.
AFP, 2026 · ACFE, 2024Best-in-class AP teams run a 9% invoice exception rate vs. 22% for all others.
Ardent Partners, 2025It costs $2.78 to process one invoice for best-in-class teams, vs. $12.88 for all others.
Ardent Partners, 20255–8% of manually managed freight invoices contain errors.
American Shipper Freight Audit & Payment Benchmark StudyData inconsistency across sources is the single biggest data-quality problem: the same transaction, different numbers, different systems.
GartnerThe 1-10-100 rule: verifying a record at the point of entry costs $1; after it enters the system, $10; once it reaches reports and decisions, $100.
Labovitz & ChangNothing to rebuild. Obsidia layers on top.
Deterministic, not probabilistic: no black box to defend.
A full audit trail attached to each number, back to its source.
Real-time support, whenever you need it.
Revenue leakage is invisible until it's gone. Obsidia makes it visible while there's still time to act.
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