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In one engagement, a global logistics company discovered 2,400 Power Apps Premium licences had been assigned across 14 business units for apps that used only SharePoint connectors — within the seeded entitlement boundary. Redress reclassified the deployment, removed the redundant licences, and renegotiated the True-Up position. The annual saving was $576,000. The engagement fee was under 2% of the exposure.