Contract Radar — Are we buying per our contracts?

Spend Radar shows what you paid. Contract Radar shows what you should have paid.

Contract Radar turns contracts into commercial control intelligence — extracting pricing terms, framework agreements, obligations and renewal conditions, then comparing actual purchasing behaviour with what you negotiated.

Capabilities

From contract clause to purchase behaviour.

Contract ingestion

Reads contracts and extracts commercially relevant terms.

Framework compliance

Flags purchases made outside negotiated frameworks or preferred suppliers.

Commercial leakage detection

Surfaces missed discounts, expired price lists, non-compliant buying and duplicate suppliers.

Enriches Spend Radar

Compares actual prices against negotiated terms, not only market-like benchmarks.

Stands alone or connects

Works on its own when contract compliance is the first pain, or as the context layer for Spend Radar.

Spend Radar shows what you paid.
Contract Radar shows what you should have paid.

Inside the product

Every purchase, checked against the contract you signed.

contract-radar / supplier / beverage-framework
Active contract terms
Supplier
Nordic Beverage Group
Framework
Hotels & Resorts 2024-26
Agreed cola 1.5L
€0.94 / unit
Volume discount
8% above 10k units/qtr
Payment terms
Net 30
Recent invoice lines vs. negotiated price
Product
Negotiated
Actual paid
Variance
Cola 1.5L 6-pack
€5.64
€5.64
Sparkling water 0.5L
€0.82
€0.82
Cola 1.5L 6-pack
€5.64
€6.12
+€0.48
Missed discount1,240 units bought above list price in the last quarter.

Contract terms are matched to actual invoice lines — so variance is evidence, not guesswork.

A note on scope. Contract Radar focuses on the commercial terms that can be extracted and compared against purchase behaviour — pricing, frameworks, discounts and obligations. It does not yet detect every possible contract-leakage scenario, and we are honest about that in every implementation.

Find the discounts you already negotiated.

Bring your contracts and invoices. We'll show you where commercial terms are left on the table.