Both sides,one view.
TripBoard is the analytics and report-delivery surface for the engagement. Live programme analysis, recovery, leakage, ITC windows, state and carrier breakouts, on one side. Audit-logged delivery of reconciliation reports with their supporting invoices on the other. Same surface, two functions.
Analytics, not tiles. Programme-level.
Recovery over time, leakage trends, the shape of your ITC window exposure, breakdowns by carrier and state and gap type. TripBoard's analytics surface is what your finance leadership opens between engagement updates, to understand the programme, not just check its status.
Reconciliation reports. And every invoice behind them.
When the firm finishes a reconciliation cycle, the report doesn't arrive alone, it arrives with the source invoices that support every line in it. Bundled, audit-logged, downloadable as one package. This is how the work hands over to your finance team.
Every number, walked back to a document.
A line in your ERP is a single number until the day someone asks where it came from. TripBoard's hidden function is provenance, every figure on the analytics surface traceable through five layers back to the e-invoice on the GST portal it originated from, and every reconciliation report carries the supporting invoice bundle that supports it. This is what makes the work defensible at scrutiny.
When a scrutiny officer asks where a claim came from, the answer is in five layers and one minute to retrieve, the analytics number drills to a reconciliation line, the reconciliation line points to its source invoice, the invoice is in the bundle delivered with the report, and the opinion that authorised it is attached to the same report. Every claim, every cycle, retrievable as one package.
See the dashboard during the diagnostic.
The diagnostic surfaces a working version of TripBoard, populated with your past twelve months. You see exactly what the live engagement looks like.