Solutions · Franchises & multi-site
Every location's lease, bills and card fees, reviewed together.
Where the money goes
Reconciliations nobody reads
CAM and service charge statements arrive once a year and the objection window closes quietly.
Bills paid on auto-pay
Duplicate periods, estimated reads and unused lines repeat at site after site.
Card fees that creep
Processor markups rise in statement footers, and junk fees repeat on every merchant ID.
No time per location
Twenty sites means twenty times the paperwork, with the same few people.
4 modules
What ERPSav checks for you
Lease charge review
Every year the landlord sends a CAM, service charge or outgoings reconciliation that few tenants check against the lease. Management fees are charged on the wrong base, pro-rata shares change when the denominator shrinks, and capital or excluded items are passed through. Meanwhile the objection window in the lease closes quietly.
You need: The landlord's annual reconciliation statement for each location
Learn moreUtility & telecom recovery
Utility and telecom bills arrive every month for every site, and errors repeat until someone notices: duplicate or overlapping bill periods, estimated reads never trued up, late fees on bills paid on time, and phone lines nobody uses. Business texting adds per-message carrier surcharges that can be billed above the carriers' published rates.
You need: Bill lines or bill summaries per account, as CSV or PDF from the provider portal or your bill-pay service
Learn moreCard fee recovery
Card processing statements mix interchange, network fees and the processor's markup into lines few merchants can read. Markups creep up with a notice in the footer, transactions downgrade to costlier categories, and junk fees such as PCI non-compliance, statement and batch fees add up across locations. Pricing rules are also changing in 2026, so it is worth checking what your processor passes through.
You need: Merchant statements for the last 3–12 months, per merchant ID
Learn moreChargeback defence
Many chargebacks are worth fighting, but each needs the right evidence in the right format before a short deadline, so merchants often accept the loss. Card networks also watch dispute ratios: Visa lowered its excessive-merchant threshold to 1.5% in the US, Canada, Europe and Asia-Pacific from 1 April 2026.
You need: The dispute export from each processor: dispute ID, reason, amount and due date
Learn more
Worth knowing
2026
Under the 2026 RICS standard, commercial service-charge statements by RICS members must follow the Service Charges in Commercial Property standard for year-ends on or after 31 Dec 2026.
ERPSav checks each service charge statement against your lease terms before the window closes.
RICS professional standard (opens in a new tab)Oct 26
On 26 October 2026 a federal appeals court struck down the Federal Reserve's debit-interchange cap; the cap stays in force until the court's mandate issues.
ERPSav separates interchange from markup on every statement, so you can see what changes reach you.
ABA Banking Journal (opens in a new tab)
Pricing
Three ways to pay
Self-serve
From $299 a month
Starter $299, Growth $699, Scale $1,499. Yearly is 10× monthly.
Keep 100% of what you recover.
Recovery plan
$99 per module a month
Plus a 10–20% success fee by module, charged only when money is credited to you.
A small platform fee and a lower share.
Managed
Performance only
A share of money actually received, 20–30% for most modules; nothing owed on cases that are not won.
Our team works the cases for you.
See your own number
Upload one export and see every finding with its evidence. 14 days, every module, no card.
- This is a review of the statement's arithmetic against the terms you enter; ERPSav gives no opinion on what a lease means, and contested points go to your lawyer.
- ERPSav reviews bills only: it never recommends or switches suppliers and takes no supplier commissions.
- ERPSav is paid only by you, never by processors; you send the repricing request, and in the UK and Ireland the service is software-only.
- You submit every response through your processor; ERPSav builds the evidence and the draft, and in the UK and Ireland it is software-only.