Your first money check

One source. One useful next step.

Let Muse check the relevant receipts in your email. We aim to help you find a useful next step in three minutes; connecting a source or checking a large history can take longer.

Where should Muse start?

Relevant receipts in my emailAmazon ordersRecords I provide

Muse supplies the relevant details you authorize. Find Me Money doesn’t access your inbox directly.

Your request for Muse

Use Find Me Money to check the relevant receipts in my email. Start with the last 365 days from this one source. Show the strongest finding as soon as enough evidence is available, then at most three findings. Tell me exactly what date range and how many records you checked, and whether the scan is partial. Ask one missing-fact question at a time. Show possible recovery separately from future savings. Prepare my refund request only after I approve. Do not submit, cancel, purchase or move money. Do not share raw email bodies, credentials, card numbers or full statements with the connector.

Copy this request, then paste it into your Muse conversation.

Connector approval is pending. If Find Me Money is unavailable in Muse, you can keep this request for when access is available. Get help.

What happens after the check?

Review the strongest finding and its evidence. If it looks right, ask Muse to prepare a claim draft. You review and submit it through your chosen channel.

A finding is a possible recovery or saving. Money is only recorded as recovered when there is a reported or observed outcome. A copied draft is not a submitted claim.

No findings? Check the coverage first, then try another source. A partial scan is not a full account audit.

Return within the next day or two to finish your draft. If the check comes up empty, review the coverage details to see what we have and what’s missing, then try another source.