What causes revenue leakage in retail?

Revenue leakage happens when orders, invoices, payments, or settlements don?t match. Issues like fee errors, short-payments, unclaimed returns, and delayed payouts cause margin loss without strong order to cash and payment reconciliation.

How can retailers detect revenue leakage?

Retailers can detect leakage through account reconciliation that matches orders, invoices, payouts, and bank entries. Automated reconciliation highlights short-payments, missing credits, and settlement mismatches early.

What is account reconciliation and why is it important?

Account reconciliation ensures orders, invoices, and payments are accurate. It prevents revenue leakage by identifying incorrect fees, missing payouts, and unprocessed returns, improving financial accuracy and compliance.

How does automated reconciliation software prevent revenue leakage?

Automated reconciliation unifies data from marketplaces, D2C, ERPs, banks, and payment gateways. It performs real-time matching, flags discrepancies, removes manual errors, and strengthens revenue assurance.

How does revenue leakage impact profitability and cash flow?

Revenue leakage reduces margins and delays cash flow when payments or settlements don?t match. It increases manual work, slows month-end close, and weakens financial visibility.

How does Taxilla help retailers prevent revenue leakage?

Taxilla uses AI-driven order to cash and payment reconciliation to match orders, invoices, fees, returns, and payouts. It detects short-payments and incorrect deductions, delivering fast exceptions and continuous revenue assurance.