Intake
Read every deduction.
Deductions come in from remittances, EDI 812, and retailer portals, with the codes normalised.
Automation Solutions · Deductions Recovery
Up to 20% of the deductions retailers take are invalid, and the long tail gets written off because chasing each one costs more than it returns. Duvo validates every deduction against the PO, proof of delivery, and promo terms, then files the invalid ones for recovery.
Queue dashboard
Each deduction becomes a case: code, contradicting evidence, recoverable amount, and dispute to file.
Retailer deductions validated against POs, proof of delivery, promo agreements, and price lists.
Every item becomes a tracked case
Cases move through pending, in progress, needs input, postponed, and completed, so the team sees throughput and blockers at a glance.
Anything that moves money pauses for review
Cases that need a person carry the amount, reason, and evidence so the owner can approve, dispute, or hold without rebuilding the trail.
The recoverable amount is visible early
The invalid deduction amount per case is shown against the evidence that contradicts it, ready to dispute.
Each case ends in a verified update
Approved actions are written back to the system of record with the evidence, status, and reason code attached.
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The problem
Each deduction needs the code, a PO, delivery, and promo agreement pulled before anyone calls it valid.
Small ones cost more in analyst time than they recover, so the tail stays written off.
Remittance codes, POs, deliveries, and promo terms rarely meet in one view to settle a claim.
Analysts and trade finance keep the call on what is disputed and filed.
How the solution works
Your team keeps the commercial call. Intake, evidence, validation, and filing arrive worked.
Intake
Deductions come in from remittances, EDI 812, and retailer portals, with the codes normalised.
Inside a case
The deduction code, retailer, PO, remittance, promo evidence, recovery value, and filing action sit in one reviewable case.When the deduction is invalid, the analyst approves with the contradiction and calculation already attached.
Waiting on response
Approve EUR 31,950 dispute for Walmart deduction DED-WMT-90713 with promo evidence attached?
Waiting on response
Approve EUR 31,950 dispute for Walmart deduction DED-WMT-90713 with promo evidence attached?
The case is classified before anyone opens it
The approval state, result, owner, value, exception count, and next action are visible as short case labels.
The source record is readable
The case carries the exact record, checked entity, variance, supporting reason, and the business question in one view.
The judgment call is already framed
The approver sees why the case paused, what will happen after approval, and the precise question to answer.
Every handoff is logged
The producing run, reviewing assignment, owner, elapsed time, and waiting response are visible in the activity trail.
Who it's for
For deductions, trade finance & RGM
For CIO, IT & enterprise architecture
Existing systems
No integrations. No IT project. Duvo works through the same screens your team uses and writes the approved outcome back with evidence attached.




Business impact
Bring a quarter of one retailer's deductions, checked against POs and promo terms, recoverable portion sized.
5–15%
Typical CPG deduction load across remittances and chargebacks (example benchmark).
~20%
Share recovery audits typically find recoverable on review (example benchmark).
100%
Every deduction validated, not just the ones worth analyst hours.
Bring a quarter of one retailer’s deductions. We’ll size what you can recover.
Existing system fit
The same portals, feeds, and records your team already uses, with a clear record left of each verdict and dispute.
Every dispute pauses for analyst or trade finance sign-off before it is filed in the retailer portal.
Each deduction shows the code, source record, contradicting evidence, calculation, timestamp, and verdict.
Filing into the retailer portal is a reviewed action, not an automatic one, with the status written back.