LineRecon | Document baseline worksheet Fictional worked example plus a blank worksheet. Editorial resource, not an app export. Guide: https://linerecon.com/blog/po-order-confirmation-invoice-baseline/ WORKED EXAMPLE: PO-730 (separate from the PO-1042 sample set) All amounts USD before tax. Item R-10: 100 each. No additional charges. Oct 1: PO-730 revision 1, USD 8.00 each / USD 800.00; requested delivery Oct 20. Oct 2: OC-730, USD 8.40 each / USD 840.00; proposed delivery Oct 27. Oct 3: Authorized buyer email approves USD 8.40 only; asks to retain Oct 20. Oct 4: PO-730 revision 2, USD 8.40 each / USD 840.00; delivery remains Oct 20. Oct 15: INV-730, USD 8.40 each / USD 840.00; references PO-730, no revision. These records and the buyer's authority are assumptions of this fictional exercise. Price basis: PO-730 revision 2, supported by the Oct 3 buyer approval. Invoice minus revision 1: 100 x (8.40 - 8.00) = +USD 40.00. Invoice minus revision 2: 100 x (8.40 - 8.40) = USD 0.00. Open: supplier-confirmed Oct 27 differs from requested Oct 20; no acceptance of that change. Not reviewed: receipt, payment history, other orders or invoices. If approval and revision 2 are missing: record +USD 40.00 against revision 1, with acceptance unverified. Do not assume either an overcharge or acceptance. BLANK WORKSHEET Review reference: Supplier / buyer entity: Order / invoice reference: Review date / reviewer: Currency / tax basis: Repeat for each record: File name: Printed document ID / revision / date: Item or field / original value / unit: Source page and line or section: Relationship to prior record (replacement, amendment, additional bill, copy, unknown): Acceptance evidence / authorized decision maker / decision date: Selected comparison basis and scope: Evidence supporting this basis: Original difference and calculation: Review decision and supporting reference: Missing records / unresolved questions: Next action / assigned owner / agreed due date: Report version: Preserve originals and earlier versions. Selecting a comparison basis is not payment approval.