DEMONSTRATION ONLY · SYNTHETIC DATA · NOT A CUSTOMER RESULT
DEMONSTRATION ONLY · SYNTHETIC DATA · NOT A CUSTOMER RESULT

Engine-generated proof

One deterministic run. Every boundary visible.

This page reports the exact output of the public synthetic fixture, not a hand-written customer case study.

No customer, savings or performance claim.

All names, identifiers, source rows and amounts come from deterministic synthetic fixtures. They prove that the engine executes its documented checks and produces inspectable artifacts. They do not prove demand, customer savings, recovered charges, accuracy on an unseen dataset or VANTYX Labs past performance. Provider names identify supported source types only; no affiliation or endorsement is implied.

01

Executable proof

Inspect the exact generated artifacts

These files are produced by the same deterministic diagnostic path summarized below. The workbook and generated HTML are human-readable; the two JSON files expose the compact proof and the source/output manifest.

02

Coverage and arithmetic

What the synthetic fixture proves

Usage rows6 → 5Received → canonical after exact duplicate exclusion
Billing rows2 → 2Received → canonical
Supplied usage cost$150.00Canonical cost-bearing usage rows
Supplied billed amount$154.00Canonical billing rows
$154.00 billed−$150.00 usage=+$4.00 observed difference

The arithmetic is exact because this fixture uses the published normalized template with explicit source-supplied USD costs. The engine does not independently reprice those values, and the $4.00 difference is not labeled waste, overbilling or recoverable money.

03

Source coverage

Four fixture files, source-linked

Fixture sourceKindRows receivedCanonical rowsWhat is demonstrated
synthetic-openai-usage.csvUsage43Explicit costs, retry/context fields and exact duplicate exclusion
synthetic-anthropic-usage.jsonUsage22Explicit costs and a project mapping limitation
synthetic-openai-billing.jsonBilling11Customer-supplied billed total
synthetic-anthropic-billing.csvBilling11Customer-supplied billed total

Download the exact synthetic inputs and compare their SHA-256 values with the coverage manifest. No customer data is included.

The generated coverage manifest contains SHA-256 hashes for every input and output. Source references in findings use the exact form sha256:<file-hash>:row:<number>.

04

Provider reconciliation

Exact arithmetic on supplied values

ProviderCanonical usage costBilled amountBilling minus usageStatus
OpenAI — synthetic$125.00$130.00+$5.00Variance
Anthropic — synthetic$25.00$24.00−$1.00Variance
Total$150.00$154.00+$4.00Synthetic demonstration

Positive means billed amount exceeds the explicit usage cost supplied to the fixture. Negative means the supplied billed amount is lower. Neither direction establishes provider error or a recoverable charge.

05

Supported findings

What the engine observed—and what it did not claim

SYNTHETIC OBSERVATION
01One exact duplicate usage row
Excluded from canonical reconciliation

The repeated OpenAI record has the same stable record ID and identical normalized fields. Its explicit $10.00 source cost is reported, but it is not presented as savings.

SYNTHETIC OBSERVATION
02One unmapped dimension exception
project_id absent on two canonical Anthropic rows

The engine preserves the missing dimension as an explicit coverage limitation and asks the source owner whether a grouped export or mapping exists.

SYNTHETIC OBSERVATION
03Retry metadata present
One OpenAI retry-attempt row · $10.00 supplied cost

An attempt number greater than one is observed. The engine does not infer that the retry was unnecessary, wasteful or caused by any particular system.

SYNTHETIC OBSERVATION
04Sequential context growth present
One OpenAI conversation · maximum observed growth 16,000 input tokens

Positive input-token growth is descriptive evidence only. It does not by itself prove inefficiency, causation or avoidable cost.

Anthropic retry and context-growth analysis is N/A in this fixture because the required metadata is not present in every relevant source. The engine does not manufacture it.

06

Five prioritized checks

Bounded actions derived from exact source references

  1. Verify the Anthropic variance.Review the observed −$1.00 billing-minus-usage difference against the supplied source records.
  2. Verify the OpenAI variance.Review the observed +$5.00 billing-minus-usage difference against the supplied source records.
  3. Confirm the project mapping.Determine whether the Anthropic source can be exported or mapped with project_id grouping.
  4. Remove the exact duplicate before downstream use.Keep the repeated usage row excluded unless the source owner provides contrary evidence.
  5. Review the observed retry attempt.Confirm whether the OpenAI attempt greater than one was necessary; do not assume waste.
07

Capability boundary

Native JSON and normalized costs answer different questions

Input pathCost totalUsage driversDollar comparisonCritical limitation
Provider-native JSONProvider-reported onlySupported where exportedNOT_COMPARABLENot independently verified against an invoice; source categories not present in the report remain outside the result, and native usage lacks explicit cost.
Cost-bearing normalized templateCustomer-supplied billing totalSupported where suppliedSUPPORTEDExact arithmetic uses source-supplied costs; those costs are not independently repriced.
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What this proof does not establish

Use the real scope, not the demo numbers

Have OpenAI and Anthropic exports to map?

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