Cost Recovery Audit demo
Claimed cost lines tested against the production sharing contract and its letters, so cost recovery auditors see what each ruling does to the split. 1:23
What the demo shows
Tests contractor cost claims line by line against the production sharing contract, for auditors.
Agents read every statement and ledger line against the contract and its letters, recompute overhead and affiliate charges, find the proof, and write each exception with its doubt. An auditor rules, a second person signs, and the balance between the state and the contractor moves as each ruling lands.
Transcript
- Cost Recovery Audit tests contractor claims against the production sharing contract for auditors.
- In a published audit of another block, 12.8% of the balance was open to dispute.
- Block 14 claimed $1.24 billion and $146.7 million peels away.
- The largest, $38.2 million of overhead.
- The contract sets a sliding scale.
- A 2013 letter allowed flat 5% for nine months.
- It ran four years before that letter and 11 after.
- Nadia disallows all but 2009, which waits for counsel.
- The state gains $19.3 million as a draft.
- Zoran, the controller, reads both sources and countersigns.
- Every ruling has two people and an audit trail.
- $87.1 million stays judgment for people.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.