The problems on this page have a known size: they have been measured for decades by the people who study them. The BLYXX solution is one and the same for all of them: a layer over the systems you already run, working every day.
of annual revenue is the average loss organizations take to occupational fraud alone — an estimate the source itself calls conservative.
ACFE · Report to the Nations 2024 · 1,921 cases · 138 countriesis how long a typical scheme survives before anyone notices.
ACFE · Report to the Nations 2024of payments go out duplicated or incorrect — even at the best-run companies.
APQC · Open Standards Benchmarking · Accounts PayableThose are the market numbers. BLYXX Mapping delivers yours.
Even well-run companies pay twice or pay wrong — 0.8% to 2% of disbursements, according to the global accounts-payable benchmark.APQC · Open Standards Benchmarking
The layer matches statement, gateway and split rule for every entry. What does not reconcile across sources does not become a line on a spreadsheet: it becomes an open case with its origin identified.
Every payment environment charges by its own rules — and no one checks the fee transaction by transaction. The gap between contracted and charged hides inside the volume.
The layer knows your contract and checks every charge against it, transaction by transaction, environment by environment. The gap shows up in R$ — and does not quietly expire.
A typical scheme survives 12 months before detection; the average organizational loss to fraud is 5% of revenue per year.ACFE · Report to the Nations 2024
An annual audit looks backward; the layer looks all the time. Atypical refund patterns, entries with no source and activity outside the usual profile are flagged the same day — not at the annual count.
The CRM records the past. No one turns inactivity into a decision in time — and the account going cold only shows up in the report once it has already churned.
The layer matches purchase, recurrence and segment: a drop in pace becomes a signal before it becomes a loss. The key account inactive for 42 days is a case today, not a quarterly statistic.
Consolidating accounts and environments by hand turns the close into an evento — and every decision waits for the fifth of the month to exist.
With the layer live, the close becomes a continuous state: the consolidated figure exists every day, reconciled at the source, with discrepancies flagged the moment they appear.
Between the order and the payment there are steps no one measures — and that is where the timeline slips, working capital tightens and the customer waits.
We reconstruct the flow from the documents of record — order, tax invoice, bank settlement — and show where it stalls, how long it sits there and what that costs.
Continuous financial control — reconciliation, traceability and deviation detection. An audit that works from the outside, every day, with no conflict inside your operation.
Your controller that never switches off.
IQ is the engine. Controlxx is where it starts to pay for itself.
Group cash position: region → project → account, without leaving the screen. Synthetic data.
Where Controlxx handles the money, Laxxtro will handle the operation — connecting events, documents and rules so that every process is traceable and auditable from end to end.
Every operation with identity, context and traceability.
Controlxx and Laxxtro are not separate systems. They are applications of the same BLYXX intelligence layer — which is why they talk to each other from day one.
BLYXX Mapping answers that — with fixed scope and a capped fee, in the format of the platform. You do not buy the whole list: you start with the map and decide against reality.
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