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After the pandemic, over 70% of companies began doing more supplier audits to track issues and lower risks. In 2025, supplier audits are changing. Companies are using new technology, focusing on ...
Endless contracts, numbers, and details characterize the world of retail. Between all these parameters, things don’t always make sense. When that happens, the problem may be found within a post-audit ...
The challenge of managing deductions and chargebacks is becoming increasingly complex. This is due to retailers’ growing reliance on automation and ruthless efficiency in applying these financial ...
The consumer packaged goods (CPG) supply chain is one of the most dynamic and demanding ecosystems in the retail industry. Vendors and suppliers are under constant pressure to keep up with shifting ...
Day by day, customer expectations continue to rise. With the rise of expectations, consumer buying channels have multiplied. Since there are different ways to sell products, like online, in stores, ...
In your retail supply chain lies a silent drain, eating away at your profit margins. Post audit deductions have a knack for delaying recoveries. They confuse suppliers by making an appearance months ...
Strong Purchase Order (PO) management helps suppliers maintain smooth operations and build reliable relationships with major retailers like Walmart. PO errors can lead to shipment delays, invoicing ...
DSO is the average number of days it takes your company to collect payment after a sale has been made. Tracking cash flow and accounts receivable (AR) efficiency in retail supply chains is essential. ...
For many suppliers and CPG companies, chasing payments, resolving deductions, and juggling spreadsheets is a constant uphill battle. But it must not be this way. In today’s fast-paced world of retail ...
Financial reconciliation is the backbone of accurate accounting and transparent financial reporting. When discrepancies arise, they can lead to serious business risks, from reporting errors and ...