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Retail Analytics - Vendor Credit Report

Usage best practices for the Retail Analytics Vendor Credit Report

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Written by Treez Support
Updated over 4 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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