If a supplier owed you $50,000, you'd invoice them.
- jwm289
- 11 minutes ago
- 1 min read
Co-op funds are the same money. Most distributors just never send the invoice.
Industry research puts unused co-op funds at roughly 40% of what's available — about $14 billion a year.
That's not marketing budget that went unspent. For a distributor, it's a receivable that never got invoiced — money already earned by the products you stock and sell.
Four numbers tell you whether you're capturing what you're owed:
→ Utilization rate on confirmed supplier budgets
→ Unclaimed dollars, as a dollar figure (percentages don't get attention in leadership meetings; dollar figures do)
→ Funds expiring in the next 30/60/90 days
→ What lapsed unclaimed last period
You can't collect a number you can't see.




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