Billbacks occur when a manufacturer negotiates an agreement with a channel partner or directly with an end customer for special pricing or spending programs. The product is sold to the end customer through a channel partner or the channel partner incurs expenses based on the negotiated spending program. The channel partner files a claim with the manufacturer. The manufacturer audits the claim and sends a payment to the channel partner. The end customer may also be eligible for a payment from the manufactures.
SAP Paybacks and Chargebacks by Vistex improves cash flow and profitability by reducing inaccurate chargeback payments and the associated costs of dispute handling. The solution offers sophisticated program, claims and rebate management as well as price protection tools, plus real-time reporting and advanced analytics
No visibility into distributors’ sales execution
No visibility into end sales or end customers
Lack of communication with channels to sell out in the market
Difficult managing duplicated & erroneous claims from channels
Overpayment of claims
Drives comprehensive, holistic contract management
Manages billbacks calculations automatically
Recalculates automatically based on retroactive changes to hierarchies and contracts
Reduces the number of false payments, disputes, and claims reconciliations
Allows real-time visibility into end-consumers/customers
Increases operational efficiency
Enables real time insight into direct and indirect sales channels
Delivers full management visibility and analytics of all payback programs, with reporting capabilities at your fingertips
Pricing contracts
SPA & S&D contracts
GPO/Group contracts
MDF programs
Channel tracking
Channel communication
Claims reconciliations
Mass accruals & settlements
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