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ERPSav

ERPSav finds money your business has already lost, from overpaid invoices to warranty claims, puts a number on it and works on getting it back.

Updated November 10, 2026

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What it is for

ERPSav is built for companies, not consumers. It goes looking for money a business has already overpaid or been denied, prices what it finds, and then works on recovering it. Four areas come up: overpaid invoices, leases, card fees and warranty claims.

That list matters if you have a nagging sense your business is leaking money and no clear idea where. Each area leaves its own evidence and takes its own route to recovery, so the first job is working out which ones apply to you and how much sits in each. The ROI calculator is where that sorting starts.

Free tools you can use without an account

The ROI calculator at erpsav.com/roi asks you to pick your recovery modules and enter a few numbers you already know. Under each way to pay you get a sourced typical range, so you can see the shape of the money before anyone quotes you.

The free recovery checks at erpsav.com/tools cover the smaller questions. A duplicate payment checker runs in your browser, and there are calculators for late payment interest, card fees and payment terms. Run them first. If the duplicate payment checker turns up nothing and the interest figure is small, you have learned that cheaply and can put your attention elsewhere.

Plans and prices

Pricing follows the modules you pick. Because the ROI calculator shows a sourced typical range under each way to pay, you can read a number before you talk to anyone at ERPSav, then narrow the modules down until the range fits what you want to spend.

ERPSav runs its own checkout and its own terms, separate from the other websites in the network. Read those terms on erpsav.com before you start work, since they are what you are agreeing to. A OneLifeVibe sign-in gets you into the product but does not change the commercial terms ERPSav sets.

One account with OneLifeVibe

Sign in with OneLifeVibe and one account, held at accounts.onelifevibe.com, gets you into ERPSav and the other websites in the network. No separate password to invent and remember for each site.

The scope is narrow. ERPSav receives your OneLifeVibe account id, your name, your verified email address and a session id. It gets nothing about what you do on other websites. Each site in the network runs its own product, terms and checkout, so the work you do in ERPSav stays in ERPSav.

The same account also covers the network's other offerings, including cloud, security and AI readiness scorecards and Find help.

Using it from an AI assistant

ERPSav has no tools available to an assistant through OneLifeVibe right now, so there is nothing for an assistant to call on its behalf. It cannot run the duplicate payment checker or fetch a recovery estimate for you.

Do the work on the site instead. Run the checks at erpsav.com/tools, then open erpsav.com/roi with the modules that look relevant and the numbers you already have. If you want a second opinion on a figure, bring the outputs from those two pages into the conversation yourself.

Questions

Does ERPSav work for consumers or only for businesses?

Businesses only. ERPSav recovers money a company has already overpaid or been denied, across overpaid invoices, leases, card fees and warranty claims.

Do I need a OneLifeVibe account to use the ERPSav calculators?

No. The ROI calculator at erpsav.com/roi and the free recovery checks at erpsav.com/tools work without signing in. The duplicate payment checker runs in your browser.

What does ERPSav see when I sign in with OneLifeVibe?

Your OneLifeVibe account id, your name, your verified email address and a session id. It does not receive anything about your activity on other websites in the network.

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