Unsaleables

Unsaleables [noun] ::: Products that cannot be sold, because no one would buy them.

The 2009 Unsaleables Summit is April 20-21 in Orlando.

Industry experts will discuss: Unsaleable Policies, Shared Responsibility, Date Coding and more.

Has the conference attendence budget been slashed? The Unsalebles Summit is FREE TO ATTEND.

Unsaleables are primarily the result of product damage caused along the supply chain. This damage, whether broken bottles, punctured containers, damaged labels or dented cans, results in wasted resources. Resources needed elsewhere are used to transport, manage and reconcile the unsaleables.

GENCO's clients have used our services to reduce product damage and generate savings. Take a look at some of GENCO's damage research clients.

Reducing the Cost of Unsaleables

With GENCO's supply chain analysis every company can experience damage research savings. GENCO provides services that manage unsaleables and drive cost out of the supply chain.

Unsaleable Invoice Processing

Even with the best damage analysis services, some unsaleables are inevitable. An experienced unsaleables invoice processing solution can help reconcile damaged products quickly and accurately.

Take a look at what one client had to say about GENCO's unsaleables invoicing.

Unsaleables Policy

An unsaleables policy will define the financial responsibility for unsaleables. Every company needs to have an updated unsaleables policy, but creating and implementing one is challenging.

Choosing the correct unsaleables policy type for your company is vital. Getting help from an experienced consultant will ease the decision making process.
Many clients are not going to be happy with the implementation of an unsaleables policy. GENCO has experience in creating and presenting the policy in manner that clients find fair and reasonable.