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Retail and ecommerce

Keep supplier exceptions from reaching the payment run or the shelf

Review invoices, resolve stock risks and connect the supplier’s records with the people who approve payment or replenishment.

Relevant starting processes

Example review: a supplier statement mismatch

A supplier statement includes an invoice that does not match the retailer’s open items.

Records and systems
Supplier statement, invoice, purchase order, goods receipt and AP ledger export.
Duvo’s proposed step
Match the records and present the unresolved balance with the supporting documents.
Your team’s decision
The receiving team verifies delivery evidence. AP decides whether to request a credit, correct a record or release the invoice.
Expected review output
A reviewed reconciliation and an agreed AP action. An identified discrepancy is recorded separately from a realised financial benefit.
Illustrative workflow example.

What the evidence establishes

Evidence from this sector

Rohlik uses Duvo to reconcile supplier invoices. A new retailer’s systems and process still need scoping.

Read Rohlik’s invoice reconciliation result

What starting requires from your team

Inputs and process owner
Invoices, supplier statements and purchase or receipt records for the selected scope. For availability work, include stock, inbound commitments and the replenishment rules.
Decisions your team retains
AP owns payment and credit decisions. Replenishment and customer service owners approve changes affecting orders, stock or refunds.
Access and deployment
Start with the agreed data sample or qualify production directly when sufficient proof exists. Review ERP, warehouse and supplier-portal permissions before execution.
Expansion after the first result
Connect an accepted invoice review to supplier reconciliation, or an availability process to inbound delivery exceptions. Expand only after owners agree the next process and its controls.