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    Optimizing Walmart Overages

    Overages can lead to overpayment, which can lead to widespread supply chain issues. Walmart overages are also areas where different fines can stack in AP deductions and other compliance programs like SQEP.

    Join Melodie and Allie for a course on how to best tackle your overage issues.

    Stick around for a live Q+A and a bonus demo of SupplyPike’s overages solution for Walmart!

    About SupplyPike
    SupplyPike is a cutting-edge software solution designed to empower suppliers and help them maximize their cash flow while preventing retailer fines.

    With their suite of automated tools, customers gain critical insights into their supply chain, resolve root-cause issues, and win back some of their lost revenue.

    SupplyPike offers seamless integration with retailers like Walmart, Amazon, Target, Home
    Depot, and Kroger.

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