Revenue Audit · aud_sampleliterhill20260518 · May 18, 2026
Annualized revenue at risk
$60K
We examined Linterhill Industries’ billing system and found
14 revenue leaks across the five categories we check.
Connected account
Linterhill Industries
Audited platform
Stripe
Data captured
2026-05-18 14:30 UTC
Total at risk
$60K
$59,506.20
One-time
$13K
already lost
Annualized
$47K
ongoing drag
Recovery rate
62%
vs 70% median
Executive Summary
We found 14 potential leaks in your billing system.
Zombie subscriptions are the single biggest line item — $25.8K of cumulative value across two paused customers that have been silently not-billing for over half a year.
Your failed-payment recovery rate of 62% is below the 70% industry median — there’s recoverable revenue in better dunning.
At a Glance
Findings by category
Total findings split by the five leak categories. Larger slices mean
more findings of that type — useful for spotting which leak pattern
dominates this audit.
Severity distribution
Findings grouped by urgency. High = address soon. Medium = address
this quarter. Low = address eventually.
Annualized impact by category
Dollar value at risk per category, sorted largest first. The chart
that tells you where to focus to recover the most revenue.
Failed-payment recovery vs industry
Failed-payment recovery rate vs the industry. 70% is the median
across SaaS billing accounts; 85% is top-quartile performance.
Findings
Unrecovered Failed Payments
3 findings
Payments that failed and were not recovered within 14 days.
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Failed payment of $899.00
was not recovered within 14 days.
Payment
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Failure reason
insufficient_funds
Failed on
2026-04-12
Recommended: Charge the failed payment manually from the Stripe Dashboard, then enable Smart Retries to prevent future recovery gaps.
This audit examines your billing system’s subscription, payment, and
coupon data to surface common patterns of unintended revenue loss.
A few limitations are worth being upfront about:
Smart-retry tracking. A failed payment is
considered recovered if the customer makes a subsequent successful
payment within 14 days, rather than reading the platform’s internal
retry counter directly.
Per-customer correlation. Failed payments are
correlated with subscription activity at the customer level. On
accounts where a customer holds multiple concurrent subscriptions,
a recovery payment on one may mask an unrecovered failure on another.
Currency-permissive recovery. A successful payment
in a different currency from the original failure counts as recovery.
Product-restricted coupons. Coupons restricted to
specific products may appear in this report even when they don’t
actively reduce revenue on the subscriptions they’re attached to.
Non-recurring products. One-time-purchase products
surface as findings without dollar-impact estimates.
Tiered pricing. Tiered or volume-pricing
subscriptions are not currently audited.