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Revenue Assurance and Revenue Leakage Prevention

By: Lexar Business Support Limited

Lagos State, Nigeria

21 - 22 Oct, 2026  2 day

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Delivery Mode: Hybrid

  

NGN 250,000

Venue: 17th floor western house broad street, Lagos island

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Revenue Assurance and Revenue Leakage Prevention is a comprehensive professional training programme designed to equip finance professionals, revenue assurance officers, internal auditors, risk managers, accountants, operations managers and business executives with the knowledge and practical skills required to identify revenue losses, detect billing inaccuracies, prevent revenue leakage and strengthen revenue protection controls across organisational operations.

Revenue is one of the most important drivers of business sustainability, profitability and growth. However, many organisations lose significant amounts of potential income through weaknesses in billing processes, incomplete transaction recording, inaccurate pricing, unauthorised discounts, unbilled services, incorrect contract terms, payment reconciliation errors, fraud, system configuration problems and ineffective revenue monitoring.

Course Objectives

By the end of this training programme, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the principles, objectives and importance of revenue assurance.
  • Identify common sources of revenue leakage across business operations.
  • Map the complete revenue lifecycle from service delivery or sales through collection and financial reporting.
  • Assess weaknesses in pricing, billing, invoicing and revenue collection processes.
  • Reconcile operational records with billing systems, customer accounts and financial statements.
  • Detect unbilled transactions, incorrect charges, unauthorised discounts and billing discrepancies.
  • Identify potential revenue losses arising from fraud, operational errors and system failures.
  • Conduct revenue leakage assessments and quantify identified losses.
  • Develop revenue assurance frameworks, policies and control procedures.
  • Apply data analytics and exception reporting to detect unusual revenue patterns.
  • Establish revenue assurance key performance indicators and management dashboards.
  • Improve coordination between finance, sales, operations, IT, customer service and internal audit.
  • Strengthen contract compliance, pricing governance and customer account management.
  • Develop corrective action plans to recover eligible lost revenue and prevent recurrence.
  • Improve revenue reporting accuracy, accountability and organisational profitability.

Benefits of Attending

Participants will acquire practical skills and knowledge that can help their organisations protect revenue, improve operational controls and strengthen financial performance.

  1. Reduced revenue leakage: Learn to identify preventable income losses caused by billing errors, unrecorded transactions, incorrect pricing and weak internal controls.
  2. Improved billing accuracy: Strengthen the review of customer contracts, service usage, invoices, discounts and adjustments to reduce billing discrepancies.
  3. Enhanced revenue reconciliation: Develop better procedures for matching operational records, billing data, payment records and accounting entries.
  4. Improved fraud detection: Recognise suspicious revenue adjustments, unauthorised refunds, collection irregularities and potential manipulation of sales records.
  5. Better revenue recovery: Identify legitimate outstanding charges and underbilled transactions that may be recoverable under applicable contracts, laws and organisational policies.
  6. Stronger internal controls: Improve approval workflows, transaction verification, segregation of duties and audit trails throughout the revenue lifecycle.
  7. Improved financial reporting: Strengthen the completeness and accuracy of revenue information used for management reporting and financial statements.
  8. Enhanced data analysis skills: Apply spreadsheets, reconciliation techniques and exception reporting to identify unusual revenue patterns.
  9. Better contract compliance: Identify discrepancies between approved commercial terms, pricing arrangements and actual billing practices.
  10. Improved cash flow management: Strengthen invoice accuracy, payment reconciliation and monitoring of outstanding customer balances.
  11. Better operational efficiency: Reduce repeated billing errors, manual adjustments, unresolved disputes and unnecessary reconciliation delays.
  12. Enhanced management decision-making: Provide management with clearer information about revenue risks, leakage trends, recovery opportunities and control weaknesses.
  13. Improved customer relationships: Reduce disputes caused by inaccurate billing, incorrect charges and inconsistent account records.
  14. Stronger accountability: Establish clearer ownership of revenue risks and responsibility for implementing corrective actions.
  15. Improved audit readiness: Maintain stronger documentation and transaction trails to support internal audits, external reviews and regulatory examinations.
  16. Professional development: Build competencies relevant to revenue assurance, financial control, internal audit, fraud prevention, data analysis and enterprise risk management.

Who Should Attend?

This programme is designed for professionals responsible for revenue protection, billing accuracy, financial reconciliation, internal controls, risk management and business performance.

It is particularly suitable for:

  • Revenue Assurance Managers and Revenue Assurance Officers.
  • Chief Financial Officers and Finance Directors.
  • Finance Managers and Financial Controllers.
  • Accountants and Management Accountants.
  • Internal Auditors and Internal Audit Managers.
  • Enterprise Risk Managers and Risk Analysts.
  • Revenue Protection Officers.
  • Billing Managers and Billing Analysts.
  • Accounts Receivable Managers and Officers.
  • Credit Control Managers and Credit Control Officers.
  • Revenue Collection Officers.
  • Business Operations Managers.
  • Commercial Managers and Commercial Analysts.
  • Sales Operations Managers.
  • Pricing and Tariff Analysts.
  • Contract Management Professionals.
  • Procurement and Supply Chain Managers involved in commercial controls.
  • Data Analysts and Business Intelligence Professionals.
  • IT Auditors and Systems Control Specialists.
  • Information Technology Managers responsible for billing and financial systems.
  • Fraud Risk Managers and Fraud Investigation Officers.
  • Compliance Officers and Regulatory Affairs Professionals.
  • Customer Account Managers and Customer Service Managers.
  • Treasury Officers and Payment Reconciliation Specialists.
  • Telecommunications Billing and Network Operations Professionals.
  • Banking Operations and Electronic Payments Professionals.
  • Insurance Finance and Premium Administration Professionals.
  • Power, Energy and Utility Revenue Managers.
  • Retail Operations Managers and Point-of-Sale Supervisors.
  • Public-Sector Revenue Officers and Government Finance Professionals.
  • Consultants involved in financial controls, revenue optimisation and risk management.
  • Chief Operating Officers and senior executives responsible for revenue performance.

The programme is relevant to telecommunications companies, banks, insurance companies, oil and gas organisations, electricity distribution companies, water utilities, manufacturing firms, retail businesses, transport operators, hospitality organisations, government revenue agencies and professional service firms.

Recommended Training Methodology

The programme should combine technical instruction with practical exercises that reflect real-world revenue protection challenges.

Recommended methods include:

  • Facilitator-led presentations and interactive discussions.
  • Revenue lifecycle mapping workshops.
  • Billing and invoice verification exercises.
  • Revenue reconciliation using Excel.
  • Revenue leakage case studies and transaction analysis.
  • Practical identification of billing exceptions and unusual adjustments.
  • Fraud risk assessment exercises.
  • Development of revenue assurance risk registers.
  • Revenue performance dashboard design.
  • Group assignments on internal control improvement.
  • Preparation of revenue assurance reports and corrective action plans.
  • Participant presentations and facilitator feedback.

Course Booking

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17th floor western house broad street, Lagos island Oct 21 - 22 Oct, 2026

Registration: 00:00:am - 11:00:am

Class Session: 09:00:am - 03:00:am

NGN 250,000.00(Online: 200000)
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