[Verse 1] When vendors hide behind familiar names Check their contact info against your claims Match the phone numbers, addresses too Email domains that look like someone you knew Employee records hold the smoking gun Are you paying staff through vendor runs? [Chorus] Link the vendors, detect relations Network analysis across all stations Fingerprint the source, trace the connection Three-tier controls need your protection Match and flag and analyze the flow Hidden relationships you need to know [Verse 2] Related parties share the same address Common ownership creates this mess Principals hiding in the company tree Shared locations are the master key Flag the payments when the dots connect These connections you must not neglect [Chorus] Link the vendors, detect relations Network analysis across all stations Fingerprint the source, trace the connection Three-tier controls need your protection Match and flag and analyze the flow Hidden relationships you need to know [Verse 3] Vendor networks share their bank accounts Phone numbers linking when you make the counts Same financial footprints leave a trail Cross-reference data, you will not fail Multiple vendors, single banking source Red flag rising, time to change the course [Bridge] IP addresses tell their story Device fingerprints reveal the glory Employee laptops submitting bills Vendor invoices from corporate skills Same location, different name But the digital signature's just the same [Chorus] Link the vendors, detect relations Network analysis across all stations Fingerprint the source, trace the connection Three-tier controls need your protection Match and flag and analyze the flow Hidden relationships you need to know [Outro] Entity resolution across the board Contact matching is your mighty sword Related parties cannot hide away Network analysis saves the day
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