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# Analyze Documents and Suppliers

Move from the executive cost position to the document and supplier drivers behind committed spend.

<figure><img src="https://2490540843-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FA1TD4u7aWbuBZiD5eIUk%2Fuploads%2Frg33ZUHnUbwHuOuEUFBR%2Fdocument-analysis.png?alt=media&amp;token=75f12d6d-931f-42ba-a355-f37f6f1fbfd6" alt="Document analysis with supplier concentration, document types and manual-entry control"><figcaption><p>Document analysis with supplier concentration, document types and manual-entry control</p></figcaption></figure>

### Open document analysis

{% stepper %}
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Open [Cost Insights & Analytics](/ref/modules/capital-inteligence/shared-task-guides/interpret-cost-insights-and-analytics.md)
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{% step %}
Select the `Document Analysis` tab
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{% step %}
Confirm whether manual entries are included
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Use supplier and document-type views to isolate the cost driver
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### What you can analyze

* Total document count and commitment value.
* Spend by Supplier.
* Spend by Document Type.
* Top Suppliers in tabular form.
* Manual entries included in the analysis.

### Questions this view helps answer

* Which suppliers account for the largest committed exposure?
* Is the variance concentrated in a specific document type?
* Does the analysis include manual entries that require separate reconciliation?
* Which supplier should be investigated before the next snapshot?