Prevent avoidable chargebacks before you send the file
Export the files you already have, drop them into Ember, and see plain-English issues, likely dollar exposure, and the fix before EDI or a retailer portal ever sees the data. No ERP integration. No IT project.
Deductions should not be a surprise.
Catch the issue first.
After-the-fact recovery
Most teams learn about compliance issues only after a retailer has short-paid the invoice.
Pre-send prevention
Ember checks the file before it is sent, so preventable deductions can be fixed before they happen.
Silent rule changes
Routing guides change quietly, and suppliers are left guessing which rule triggered the chargeback.
Current-rule checks
Ember turns current routing-guide requirements into plain-English checks tied to the files you upload.
Heavy onboarding effort
Big platform rollouts stall when teams need ERP projects, portal seats, or IT help before seeing value.
Value from exported files
Start by dropping in exported files. As the savings become obvious, Ember becomes the operating layer for retail compliance.
How It Works
This Week
Drop in exported files
Upload ASNs, orders, item files, deduction reports, routing guides, CSVs, spreadsheets, or EDI text dumps.
Map messy formats once
Ember learns how your exports map to the fields needed for retailer compliance checks.
Audit before sending
See pass/fail results, likely dollar exposure, and a plain-English fix for each issue.
Fix, then send
Use Ember as the pre-flight check before sending through EDI or a retailer portal.
After Value Is Clear
Keep data in Ember
Move from one-off uploads to a living compliance workspace for product, order, and shipment data.
Update once
Make corrections in Ember and let downstream retailer formats stay aligned without repeated spreadsheet work.
Translate formats automatically
Turn Ember data into the retailer-specific templates, exports, and field mappings each channel expects.
Audit continuously
Run compliance checks as data changes so teams catch issues before the next file, form, or shipment goes out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about getting started