Brands, distribution & wholesale · Dealer schemes

Schemes designed, tracked and honoured

A scheme is a promise at scale — designed in an afternoon, disputed for a quarter. Slabs and claims that settle from order records, not from arguments.

The promise that outlives its arithmetic

The old way1

Designed in an afternoon

the slabs, the period, the reward
2

Announced with ceremony

and genuinely meant, on the day
3

Run in a hundred heads

and one Excel sheet, for a whole quarter
4

Settled as a negotiation

whose count is right, what was actually promised about returns

The scheme meant to energise the channel ends the quarter generating its bitterest conversations — because a promise at scale was made with no bookkeeping attached.

Slabs that read themselves from the orders

The repair binds the promise to the record it should have lived on all along: the scheme's slabs stand against actual order records, progress is visible while the scheme runs — to you and to the dealer chasing the slab — and settlement is a report, not a reconciliation.

The mechanism lives on the module page:

Scheme progress
SchemeQ3 volumePeriod1 Jul – 30 SepDays left12Figures updatedWed 6:00 PM
Verma Traders78%On track
Anand Interiors41%Needs push
Sethi Builders12%Critical
This morning's automated update reached all 40 dealers · your calls go to the ones flagged Critical
A dealer at 78% with two weeks left behaves nothing like one who is guessing.
Illustrative figures. Every entry carries the date it was last updated.

What changes for the owner

The scheme starts working as a sales instrument again.

A dealer who can see himself two cartons short of a slab orders two cartons — that is the entire psychology the scheme was bought for, and it only operates when the count is trusted.

Settlement week stops being dispute week, and the next scheme launches on the credibility the last one earned.

Bring your last scheme's settlement argument to a demo — then watch a slab read itself.

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