Overview
This position is responsible for warehouse trade spend results and escalation of blockers preventing the teams from getting to period targets. The role will own oversight for contract management on FSV agreements. We have dotted line ownership of BPO team who process trade claims in TPM based on proof of performance against the contract for Quaker & Gatorade LOB. The FSV team audits QSDI and Frito-Lay claims in CCM for trade spend payments to customers, auditing against specific performance criteria, ensuring claims are cleared in timely manner, and adhering to aging metrics. The Supervisor supports the Senior Supervisor and supports Finance to identify trade process gaps and implement solutions to optimize trade performance.
Responsibilities
Assists in the oversight of team validation of customer proof of performance against established trade accruals to meet targets
Ensure Team compliance with established Warehouse and FLNA Trade Settlement processes and procedures
Assists in the oversight of S4 harmonization and escalations of known issues to drive resolution
Ensure timely,



accurate, and efficient processing of trade spend checks and deductions, fund adjustments, and customer enrollments
Works with the Senior Supervisor to partner with Finance and Sales to manage and collect or transparent aged claims, including obtaining all necessary contracts and supporting documentation; period review of open chargebacks and credits to drive cash recovery
Monitor period KPI’s and ensure adherence to target metrics
Perform analysis of deduction activity, forecast balances for cash flow reporting, and provide period reporting on write-off activity
Design and implement trade payment process efficiencies to streamline trade payment processing
Collaborate with Finance to identify and implement business process efficiencies and changes to drive improvements to trade spending
For FSV, partner with the PACMAN Systems team to identify and implement process and system improvements a

📌 Sales Analyst (India)
🏢 PepsiCo
📍 India