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Retail Analytics - Vendor Credit Report

Usage best practices for the Retail Analytics Vendor Credit Report

Written by Treez Support
Updated over 11 months ago

The Retail Analytics Vendor Credit Report swiftly identifies and exports items eligible for back-end credits. It also includes a quick calculation method for the amount owed based on the sponsored cost of goods sold percentage split. Covering everything from applied discounts to individual SKUs, this report provides a comprehensive overview for easier tracking, management, and financial reconciliation.

The report includes top controls that allow you to quickly isolate and export specific discounts or items applicable to your agreed-upon credit. For this report, you can specify:

  • Stores:

  • Dates:

  • Discount Name:

  • Discount Reason:

  • Distributor:

  • Product Brand:

  • Product Type:

  • Product Subtype:

  • Product Name:

This report also allows you to select which type of cost you want estimated credit to be calculated.

  • Base Cost: The value assigned to each item during the intake of an invoice. (Example Below)

  • True Cost: This is the base cost minus any applicable invoice discounts. When a discount is applied to an invoice, the discount amount is evenly distributed across all line items on the invoice. (Example Below)

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After utilizing the controls and cost selector to specify the data for the report, you can use the Cost of Goods Sold Reimbursement % slider to calculate your estimated credits.

How Estimated Credit is calculated:

Cost of Goods Sold Reimbursement Percentage x Cost = Estimated Credit

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