Customer Deduction and Settlement Management Using Oracle Receivables and Channel Revenue Management at a Food Packaging company

Mass production and distribution companies face multifaceted challenges in managing customer deductions, promotional rebates, and trade settlement processes. Fragmented and manual deduction workflows have contributed to revenue leakage, aging receivables, and delays in cash application. This paper explores the implementation of Oracle Channel Revenue Management (ChRM) integrated with Oracle Receivables to create a streamlined, automated solution for end-to-end deduction processing, from claim initiation through settlement and accounting. Drawing upon the case of a food packing company’s U.S. operations, the study highlights how a rules-based, system-driven approach enhanced accuracy and control. Notably, the company achieved a 90% reduction in manual write-offs and shortened average claim resolution time from 21 days to 8 days. The integrated model not only minimized manual intervention but also improved transparency, strengthened financial compliance, and enhanced working capital efficiency. These results affirm that Oracle ChRM, when deployed strategically, can transform deduction management into a driver of operational and financial excellence.

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International journal of data science and machine learning.
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2025-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.55640/ijdsml-05-02-06
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ERP Systems Implementation and Impact
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Customer Deduction and Settlement Management Using Oracle Receivables and Channel Revenue Management at a Food Packaging company

Sachin Sardana
International journal of data science and machine learning.
ERP Systems Implementation and Impact
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Customer Deduction and Settlement Management Using Oracle Receivables and Channel Revenue Management at a Food Packaging company

Sachin Sardana
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Abstract

Mass production and distribution companies face multifaceted challenges in managing customer deductions, promotional rebates, and trade settlement processes. Fragmented and manual deduction workflows have contributed to revenue leakage, aging receivables, and delays in cash application. This paper explores the implementation of Oracle Channel Revenue Management (ChRM) integrated with Oracle Receivables to create a streamlined, automated solution for end-to-end deduction processing, from claim initiation through settlement and accounting. Drawing upon the case of a food packing company’s U.S. operations, the study highlights how a rules-based, system-driven approach enhanced accuracy and control. Notably, the company achieved a 90% reduction in manual write-offs and shortened average claim resolution time from 21 days to 8 days. The integrated model not only minimized manual intervention but also improved transparency, strengthened financial compliance, and enhanced working capital efficiency. These results affirm that Oracle ChRM, when deployed strategically, can transform deduction management into a driver of operational and financial excellence.

International journal of data science and machine learning.Vol. 5(02)
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ERP Systems Implementation and Impact
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