Stop Losing Revenue
to Retailer Deductions.

Vendormint operates on a transparent, contingency-based pricing model. We only succeed when you do - our fees are based on the revenue we recover for you, with no upfront costs or hidden charges.

We support over 50 major retailers, including Walmart, Target, Kroger, Costco, Home Depot, Lowe's, CVS, and many more.

Most clients start seeing recoveries within the first few weeks. We audit historical deductions immediately while also capturing ongoing claims in real-time.

No software setup is required. Vendormint provides a fully managed service - we integrate with your existing retailer portals and handle everything on your behalf.

Absolutely. Vendormint integrates seamlessly with your existing processes and complements your internal teams.

We manage shortage claims, overage claims, compliance-related deductions (OTIF, SQEP, ORAD), pricing discrepancies, and more - across all major retailers.

Yes! We specialize in recovering both historic and ongoing deductions. Our initial audit often uncovers significant unclaimed revenue from past periods.

Even with another provider, Vendormint can identify unclaimed opportunities. Our free Opportunity Report shows you exactly what you may be missing.

Retailers use deductions to recover costs associated with supply chain disruptions, compliance violations, delivery issues, inventory discrepancies, and operational inefficiencies. Many large retailers now use automated compliance systems that generate deductions based on predefined performance standards.

Many suppliers underestimate the impact of deductions because losses are spread across multiple transactions and departments. Industry experience shows that between 3% and 8% of annual retail sales can become tied up in deduction disputes, chargebacks, and compliance claims.

Many disputes fail because supporting documentation is incomplete, difficult to locate, or submitted after retailer deadlines. Missing proof of delivery, bills of lading, routing records, or invoice documentation can significantly reduce recovery rates.

The most successful suppliers focus on prevention as much as recovery. Improving documentation processes, monitoring recurring patterns, strengthening compliance workflows, analyzing root causes, and increasing operational visibility can significantly reduce future deductions.

Recurring deductions often point to underlying operational issues such as routing errors, documentation gaps, compliance failures, communication breakdowns, or supply chain inefficiencies. Addressing root causes typically creates better long-term results than resolving individual claims.

Protecting margins requires visibility into deductions, chargebacks, compliance penalties, and operational performance. High-performing suppliers treat deductions as operational data, using them to identify trends, improve processes, and prevent future losses.