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Media Billing Evidence Packet
Turn media plans, delivery reports, invoices, fees, credits, and FX into a traceable billing evidence packet with clear variances and gaps.
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Media Billing Evidence Packet
Example session with this skill installed
Organize a Q2 media-billing evidence packet from our approved media plan, agency billing workbook, Meta and Google spend exports, two publisher invoices, delivery reports, a July make-good, agency-fee calculation, FX table, credit memo, approvals, and payment records. Identify variances and missing evidence without deciding billability or invoice validity.
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the media billing evidence
Media-Billing Evidence Packet
- Approved Q2 media plan: €620,000
- Agency billing: €648,400
- Vendor invoices: €631,700
- Plan-to-billing variance: identified and mapped by source
- Publisher underdelivery: traced to a documented July make-good
- Platform-to-agency spend difference: isolated for reviewer follow-up
- Agency fees: separated from net media
- Credits / make-goods / FX: recorded independently
- Evidence gaps: listed with owner and reviewer question
- Billability and invoice validity: not decided
Deliverables
- Source register
- Plan-to-delivery map
- Billing ledger
- Variance register
- Evidence-gap list
- Reviewer questions
- Handoff summary
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About this skill
Media billing often breaks across disconnected evidence: approved media plans, insertion orders, campaign exports, publisher delivery, agency workbooks, invoices, fees, credits, make-goods, FX, approvals, payments, and ledger postings.
Media Billing Evidence Packet gives an AI agent a structured workflow for organizing those materials into one traceable review package.
It links planned spend to delivery and billing, builds a source register and billing ledger, maps campaign and placement evidence, highlights quantity and rate differences, separates agency fees from media cost, tracks credits and make-goods, identifies FX effects, and surfaces missing or contradictory evidence.
The skill is designed for evidence organization and review support. It does not decide billability, attribution, contract meaning, invoice validity, payment approval, accounting treatment, tax treatment, legal rights, audit conclusions, or regulatory compliance.
Ideal for advertisers, agencies, media-buying teams, publishers, procurement, accounts payable, finance, campaign operations, and audit-support workflows.
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Uses only supplied or locally available evidence. Does not access live advertising platforms, determine attribution, choose billable-unit definitions, interpret contract meaning, validate invoices, authorize credits or payments, choose accounting or tax treatment, or certify legal, audit, or regulatory compliance. Missing or conflicting evidence remains explicitly unresolved.
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Requires access only to user-supplied or locally available media plans, insertion orders, campaign exports, delivery reports, invoices, fee calculations, credits, FX tables, approvals, payments, and related review files. Terminal access may be used for local parsing or validation. It does not require live ad-platform credentials, external network access, or production systems.