Live Webinar

From Shipment to Settlement: automating partner revenue share. Tue, Nov 17 · 8:00 AM PT

Live webinar · Tue, Nov 17 · 8am PT, 11am ET · 50 min

From shipment to settlement, in one system.

Partner compensation — carrier settlement, commissions, royalties, revenue share — falls between your ERP, your CRM and your sales comp tool. So it ends up in a spreadsheet. Watch the whole chain run end to end instead, including a live demo.

A shipment or asset event
One thing happens
→
You billAn invoice to your customer
You oweAn obligation to your partner
→
Settlement
Paid, with the audit trail behind it

Full session: From Shipment to Settlement: How Finance Leaders Automate Complex Partner Revenue Sharing. Presented live with open Q&A.

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Free. Live demo and open Q&A included.

Can’t make it live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording.

What finance leaders tell us

“A spreadsheet, a lot of hope, and one person who really understands it.”

That is the answer we get when we ask how partner compensation gets calculated today.

80%
have paid a partner incorrectly
27%
have automated it end to end
20–70%
of bookings run through partners

The takeaways

What you’ll walk away with

  • Why partner compensation falls into a no-man’s land between your ERP, your CRM and your sales comp tool — and why spreadsheets keep winning by default
  • What one shipment or asset event actually sets in motion when it creates an invoice and an obligation at the same time
  • The five patterns that separate the companies who have automated settlement from the 73% who have not
  • How a contract change flows all the way to a partner pay run — shown live, not described
  • Where AI changes the work: catching a bad settlement before the money moves instead of clawing it back after

THE AGENDA

SegmentMinutes
The problem nobody owns10
What it is costing you10
What the leaders do differently5
Inside RecVue: AR and AP in one data model13
Shipment event to obligation to settlement5
Open Q&A7

Who it’s for

Is this for you?

Two audiences, one problem. Find the column that sounds like your month-end.

Transportation & logistics

If you settle with carriers, agents or asset owners

Every freight movement and every asset event is two things at once: revenue you invoice and an obligation you owe. Carriers, owner-operators, agents, terminals, lessors, franchisees — each with their own rate, accessorials and exceptions. Built for transportation and logistics, where partner-driven revenue sits at the high end of that 20–70% range.

Business services · Technology · Media

If you run a partner P&L anywhere else

Commissions, royalties, rebates and revenue share are the same calculation problem wearing four different labels. A revenue event triggers an obligation, contract terms govern it, and somebody has to get the number right. Business services, technology and media teams will recognize every minute of this.

You’ll get the most out of this if you:

  • Pay more than a handful of partners on terms that are anything but flat
  • Own the monthly reconciliation — or inherited it from someone who left
  • Have ever found an overpayment months after it went out

Roles who should be in the room CFO · VP Finance · Controller · Director of Settlement · Revenue Operations · Partner or Channel Operations

Your presenters

Who you’ll hear from

AK

Aishwarya Kumar

Lead Product Manager, RecVue

Sixteen years in revenue operations and financial automation, ten of them in product. Built AR automation at HighRadius and led AI-powered products at Castlight Health. She works on this problem every day.

GG

Greg Gamp

Senior Solutions Engineer, RecVue

Builds settlement logic, pay runs and partner portals in live customer environments. He is running the demo, so what you see is the real product, not a recording.

AC

Ambur Cole

Host, RecVue

Talks to finance and RevOps leaders about partner compensation every week, and has heard the spreadsheet answer more times than she can count.

Fifty minutes. One live demo. No spreadsheet.

Tuesday, November 17 · 8am PT, 11am ET · Free

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