xfactrs expands revenue tracking software for the services industry
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On October 15, 2026, PYMNTS reported that xfactrs expanded its revenue tracking software by launching a Revenue Assurance tool for professional services firms, systems integrators, and technology service providers, helping identify revenue leakage between contracts, delivery, and invoicing. The platform connects CRM, contracts and SOWs, professional services automation (PSA), ERP, invoicing, collections, and other systems, using AI controls and anomaly detection to continuously compare transactions that actually occurred with those that should have occurred. xfactrs said the platform is currently monitoring millions of transactions and has identified more than $50 million in uncollected revenue across its customer base.
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- PYMNTSxfactrs launches a tool to help service businesses plug revenue leaks
xfactrs is expanding its revenue-tracking software to help professional services firms, systems integrators and technology service providers identify revenue leakage between contracts, delivery and invoicing. Its Revenue Assurance connects CRM, contracts and SOWs, PSA, ERP, invoicing and collections systems, continuously comparing actual transactions with those that should have occurred through AI controls and anomaly detection. The platform has monitored millions of transactions and identified more than $50 million in uncollected revenue across its customer base.
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