For retailers and manufacturers handling returns
See what your returns bring back after recovery costs.
Enter the resale proceeds and recovery costs for one batch. See the amount left after those costs, and keep missing figures clearly marked.
Send me the calculatorFree. Yours to keep. No call required.
Your figures
Proceeds minus entered recovery costs.
Export your result ↗Who this is for
For the team handling
the products that came back.
If you are a retailer or manufacturer, start with one batch of returned products and the figures you already have. You do not need to map the whole operation before using the calculator.
Send me the calculatorYour working tool
One returns batch.
One clear calculation.
Resale proceeds, recovery costs and the amount left, in one place.
Free to keep. About fifteen minutes to set up when your records are available.
Get the Returns Recovery Revenue Calculator
Keep a working calculator for your own recovery figures.
The problem
The products sold.
What did you keep?
The sale price is one part of the picture. Transport, processing, repair, storage and resale fees can also belong to the same recovery work.
Put the proceeds and the direct costs for one batch on the same basis. Then you can explain what the amount left includes, and what still needs an answer.
A clearer starting point
Use your own figures.
Keep the gaps visible.
A calculator does not have to fill in the blanks for you. Enter the recovery costs you know. Leave a missing cost blank and keep the result provisional.
A blank means unknown.
A zero means you know there was no cost.
What is inside
A calculation
you can explain.
A free calculator you can keep and use with your own figures. About fifteen minutes to set up when your records are available.
- Enter the proceeds for one batch or one consistent period.
- Add transport, processing, repair, storage, resale fees and other direct costs.
- See the amount left after entered costs.
- Keep incomplete results marked provisional.
- Export the result with its inputs, and keep the calculator offline.
minus costs
Optional recovery rate uses the original inventory value you enter.
About TICE Group
I handle the complexity
of recovery.
I am G, founder of TICE Group. We work with specialist partners for processing, repair and resale, helping retailers and manufacturers handle returned products.
We manage the coordination. We do not physically handle the products ourselves.
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Questions
Before you use it.
Is it free?
Yes. The proposed calculator is free and yours to keep.
Does it tell me how much TICE can recover?
No. It uses the proceeds and costs you enter. It does not predict a provider result or improvement.
Is the result profit?
No. It is resale proceeds minus entered direct recovery costs. Original product cost, overhead and missing costs are excluded unless you explicitly include them.
What if I do not know every cost?
Leave missing costs blank. The result stays provisional until every listed cost is entered. Zero is a known zero.
Do I need to book a call?
No. Start with the calculator. If you later want help coordinating the recovery work, that is a separate conversation.
See what your returns bring back
after recovery costs.
Choose one returns batch. Put its proceeds and recovery costs on the same basis, then keep the calculation with its inputs.
Free to keep. No call required.
Get the Returns Recovery Revenue Calculator
Keep a working calculator for your own recovery figures.
Send me the calculator