The three SkyLedger plans reconcile travel from the cycle you start. They do nothing about the quarters behind you, which is usually where the largest single recovery is sitting. SkyAudit is one engagement pointed at that backlog: your eligible history reconstructed, reconciled against what the carriers actually filed, and pursued while the window is still open.
SkyAudit is not a fourth plan. It is the one-time counterpart to the ongoing ones, and most clients run both: the sweep clears what accumulated before you started, the plan makes sure it never accumulates again.
Free, Plus and Max reconcile travel from the month you begin. Documents retrieved, register delivered, gaps pursued, month after month. Nothing in those plans looks behind the start date.
A single engagement across the periods you never reconciled. It establishes what is still claimable within the open window, and takes it to the carriers, then it ends. There is nothing ongoing to cancel.
What can be recovered depends on the return periods still open to amendment and on each carrier's own limits for reissuing documentation. Both are established before any commercial commitment, so the size of the opportunity is known first.
The backlog is where the first large number usually appears, which makes it the easiest place to prove the discipline. Clients commonly run SkyAudit once and move straight onto SkyLedger Max for the cycles that follow.
Unreconciled quarters didn't destroy your credit. They just left it unclaimed, and unclaimed is a very different thing from unrecoverable.
No one decided to abandon last year's travel GST. It simply was never reconciled, and what's never measured gets mentally rounded to zero. The filings, meanwhile, are still sitting in the GST system.
Airline filings, your GSTR-2A/2B history, booking data, the raw material of a full look-back is intact and retrievable. Reconstruction is work, but it's our work, not a lost cause.
Past credit doesn't stay claimable forever, eligibility lapses on a schedule that doesn't care whether you looked. Every filing season, the oldest slice of your recoverable history quietly expires.
The audit sweeps from today into your past, quarter by quarter, every invoice against every filing. Watch what an unreconciled history gives up when someone finally looks.
Claim eligibility fades with age. The shelf below is your history as the GST system sees it, and why a look-back gets less valuable every filing season you wait.
A short call to map your entities, GSTINs and the periods still in the claim window, the audit's exact perimeter, agreed upfront.
We retrieve and assemble the history, airline invoices, TMC statements, your 2A/2B filings, however scattered it's become. Your team points; we dig.
Every historical invoice matched against what was actually filed, period by period, the same full-population engine, pointed at your past.
What's recoverable, where it sits, what's lapsing soonest, with the working behind every rupee, ready to claim or to hand to us to chase.
You can't decide what to do about the leak until you know its size. SkyAudit is how you find outonce, decisively, with a number you can act on.
One document that turns "we probably lost some" into a figure, a map, and a deadline, whether or not you ever work with us again.
Roughly 8% GST sat on every domestic ticket you've booked for years. The only question is how much of it is still in the windowand that question has a deadline.
Book a SkyAudit conversation, we'll scope your eligible history and tell you what a look-back would cover.