Benefits & ROI

The return is fewer arguments about the count.

Figures below are operating targets and modeled pair economics from IoTally’s commercial case, not audited customer results. Use them to size a pilot, then replace them with your own dispute data.

Accuracy

99%+

Quantity verification on bulk, non-line-of-sight reads at the nodes you instrument.

Time

Up to 90%

Less reconciliation effort once exceptions, not every shipment, are what humans touch.

Pair economics

~$420k

Modeled annual savings per vendor–retailer pair from fewer disputes and faster close.

What PQV actually costs

Mismatches between shipped, invoiced, and received quantities drive claims, short-pays, rework, and delayed cash. In large retail ecosystems the industry literature puts related losses in the billions. IoTally does not claim to erase a market statistic. It claims a shared count at the handoff, which is where those claims start.

Modeled return

On the commercial model — platform near €5,000 per pair per month, tags near €0.06, scans near €0.01 — payback is measured in months if the pair’s dispute baseline is anywhere near the $420k case. The planning case used internally is roughly 7–8× return over five years and about 80% IRR. Treat that as a model, and run your numbers on the pricing page.

Compliance is a side effect of the same tag

  • GS1-aligned identifiers for retail and CPG programs.
  • A packaging data path that can carry Digital Product Passport requirements.
  • Sunrise 2027 and retailer RFID mandates become a verification asset, not only a labeling cost.

See modeled scenarios