Done-for-you
KeHE deduction recovery service, on contingency
Short on time to fight deductions line by line? We do it for you — and we only get paid when you get paid. No retainer, no lock-in, no risk.
Send us a remittance
Upload a recent KeHE remittance to the free tool. We categorize every deduction and estimate what's recoverable — before you commit to anything.
We build the cases
We assemble the backup KeHE requires — BOLs, PODs, deal sheets, EDI records — and prepare each dispute for K-Solve.
We file & follow up
We open and work the cases in K-Solve, respond to KeHE's requests, and track resolution through the 30–45 day cycle.
You only pay on recovery
Our fee is a share of what we actually recover. If nothing comes back, you owe nothing.
Book a free KeHE recovery review
Tell us about your KeHE deductions and we'll show you what's recoverable — then file every dispute in K-Solve on contingency, paid only on what we recover.
Book my free recovery reviewWhy contingency?
Deduction recovery only works if the economics work for you. A contingency model means our incentives are aligned with yours: we make money by recovering yours. There's no software to implement, no seat licenses, and no reason to say no.
Prefer to do it yourself? The same categorization is available free in the remittance analyzer, and you can file directly using our K-Solve dispute guide.
Frequently asked questions
What is a KeHE deduction recovery service?
A KeHE deduction recovery service disputes and recovers the invalid deductions KeHE takes off your remittance — shortages, MCB chargebacks, freight, spoilage, and promo billbacks. We categorize each deduction, assemble the backup KeHE requires, and file and work the disputes in K-Solve on your behalf, on contingency.
How much does KeHE deduction recovery cost?
It's contingency — you pay only a share of the dollars we actually recover, with no retainer and no risk. If nothing is recovered, you owe nothing. Start with a free review of a recent KeHE remittance to see whether it's worth pursuing.
Can I dispute KeHE deductions myself instead?
Yes. The same categorization is free in the remittance analyzer, and you can file directly using our K-Solve dispute guide. KeHE gives you 180 days to open a case, so the constraint is usually gathering the right backup before the window closes — which is exactly what the done-for-you service handles for you.