Supplier failures are expensive. The evidence decides what is recoverable.
A structured screen for industrial businesses to assess claim readiness, identify evidence gaps and prepare high-value supplier cases for review.
Confidential screening · No legal claim created · Success fee only on defined realized outcomes
What this screen produces
Claim Readiness Score
Five governed dimensions, 0–100
Gross Reviewable Exposure
A declared range, never a single number
Evidence Confidence
Low, medium or high
Screening Outcome
Next gate and 90-day actions
Four stages. Ten questions. One defensible screening outcome.
Profile the operation
Sector, sites, currency and decision-maker. Examples and issue labels adapt to your sector; no sector percentage is ever applied to your figures.
Screen the exposure
Declared incident frequency, typical gross value per incident, incident types, post-incident behaviour and where incidents are recorded.
Test the evidence
Contract terms, notice deadlines, accountability, direct-cost packs and reconciliation to finance — the five things that decide eligibility.
Read the outcome
Readiness score, gross reviewable exposure range, evidence confidence, ranked findings and a 90-day action plan you can export.
Sector context changes the examples, never the arithmetic.
Industrial Equipment & Distribution
Off-spec components, short shipments, missing conformity certificates on resold equipment.
Heavy Equipment & Fleet
Premature component failure, warranty refusals, machine downtime after a supplier repair.
Renewable Energy & O&M
Blade or inverter defects, late spares, O&M subcontractor rework and containment.
Industrial Manufacturing
Raw-material off-spec, sorting and containment costs, line stoppage from a late delivery.
Power, Utilities & Field Service
Failed field service visits, missing test documentation, transport damage to switchgear.
A screen is not a claim.
This screen cannot prove supplier liability and does not forecast collectible cash. It quantifies the gross value of incidents worth reviewing, and how ready your evidence is to support a case.
A settlement may later take the form of cash, a usable credit note, contractual set-off, replacement, or supplier-funded rework. No outcome is realized until it is documented and accepted by both parties.
Screening estimate based on declared information. Supplier liability and recoverable value require contract and evidence review.
Practitioner-led, evidence-first.
14+ years in procurement and supplier recovery; experience across GE Vernova, Sanofi, Amgen and GCC programmes. These are professional engagements, not ClaimHelm client references.
14+ years in procurement and supplier recovery; experience across GE Vernova, Sanofi, Amgen and GCC programmes.
Screen your exposure in a structured ten-question pass.
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