Dealer 2877 System Portal

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DLR 2877

Joe Douglas — Inventory & Funding System (v3 Dual-View)

Mountain West Group · TX · NV · NE · MI

Two Lenses, Same 134 Accounts

The system answers two distinct questions through two parallel views. Both are correct — they show different things.

Dealer View (07a)

"Is this account economically viable for everyone in the chain?"

Net Profit = Funding − CPJ − 10% Holdback

Includes: Equipment, Installer, Rep Comm, OH Allocation, and 10% Holdback (chargeback reserve for canceled accounts).

Use when: Dealer relations conversations, full-chain economic health, sales channel comparisons.

AAA Operations View (07b)

"We wrote a check. When do we recover it, and what's the long-term value?"

Payback = Outlay ÷ Net RMR
LTV = Net RMR × Life × Retention − Outlay

Pure company-side: Outlay = commission paid to dealer (already net of equipment listed on invoice) + Equipment Override.

Use when: Cash position, recovery timing, long-term portfolio valuation.

Headline Numbers — Both Views

MetricDealer ViewAAA Ops View
Total Accounts134134
Funding / Outlay$471,193 modeled$242,831 actual commish
Total Cost / Burden$121,324 CPJ
Net Profit (deal level)$302,749
Avg Breakeven / Payback9.0 mo33.3 mo
Total LTV$989,178$312,421
LTV Multiple1.29×
Net Profitable / Underwater134 / 0
DEALER VIEW · SHEET 07A
Full Burden — Whole-Chain Economics
Includes Equipment, Installer ($130 if Completed), Rep Comm, OH Allocation, and 10% Holdback (chargeback reserve for cancellations). Installer/Rep retained for future use.
Total Accounts
134
Total Funding
$471K
Total CPJ
$121K
Real BOM only
Net Profit
$303K
Avg Breakeven
9.0 mo
Total LTV
$989K

Per-Area (Dealer View)

Area#FundingCPJBENet ProfitLTVStatus
Texas55$98,617$4619.5$63,374$206,628STRONG
Nebraska31$65,453$4487.2$45,007$143,371STRONG
Michigan2$4,320$4255.8$3,038$9,573CLEAN
Nevada41$60,529$48810.8$34,465$119,475MONITOR
Other5$6,679$1042.8$5,491$15,541OK
TOTAL134$235,596$3857.2$151,375$494,589
AAA OPERATIONS VIEW · SHEET 07B
Pure Company-Side Payback & LTV
Outlay = Commission paid to dealer (already net of listed equipment) + Equipment Override (manual — only if AAA supplied parts NOT netted from commish). Net RMR = RMR − $17 pass-through.
Total Outlay
$243K
Cash out from AAA
Net RMR / mo
$7.8K
Recurring monthly
Avg Payback
33.3 mo
Recovery period
Total LTV
$312K
84-mo horizon
Avg LTV ×
1.29×
$1 returns $1.29
Net Profitable
134 / 134
All accounts LTV+

Per-Area (AAA Ops View)

Area#Avg Net RMROutlayPaybackLTVLTV ×Status
Nebraska31$71.05$63,95529.9 mo$93,3171.46×MONITOR
Michigan2$72.99$4,32029.6 mo$6,1031.41×MONITOR
Texas55$59.08$100,49133.7 mo$131,5171.31×MONITOR
Nevada41$47.65$65,55734.9 mo$73,9301.13×MONITOR
Other5$44.99$8,50839.4 mo$7,5540.89×REVIEW
TOTAL134$59.15$242,83133.5 mo$312,4211.29×

Reading the AAA View

Nebraska is the strongest payback area — highest Net RMR ($71.05), fastest payback (29.9 mo), best LTV multiple (1.46×). "Other" is the only flagged area at 0.89× LTV multiple — those 5 accounts will not break even over the life horizon at current outlay levels.

Equipment Override Mechanics

On invoices where equipment is listed, that cost is already deducted from total commission — the dealer netted it. Outlay = Commission, no override needed.

On accounts where equipment was supplied by AAA outside of commission netting (rare — typically commercial), enter cost in the yellow Equipment Override column on 07b. Adds to Outlay and recalculates Payback and LTV.

Real BOM flag (col L on 07b): Y = listed on invoice (already netted) | N = not listed (override may apply if AAA supplied)

Inventory Mechanics

The Five-Step Loop

StepActionWhere
1Parts shipped from A3SH or DSC02_Inventory_OnHand IN columns (yellow)
2Job assigned, BOM entered04_Job_BOM — qty per SKU per Job#
3Movement auto-logged05_Inventory_Movements (formula-driven)
4Balance recalculates: IN − OUT = BAL02_Inventory_OnHand BAL columns
5Negative balance triggers AMBER/RED alertDashboard inventory health table

Status Flags

OK Balance ≥ 5 — healthy. LOW Balance 0–4 — schedule replenishment. OVERSOLD Balance < 0 — investigate.

Addendum Workflow

How It Works — Field Reference

Why two views?

The Dealer View answers "is this account healthy for everyone in the chain" — it accounts for installer, rep comm, OH, and the 10% holdback (chargeback reserve for cancels). The AAA View answers "when do I get my money back from MY perspective as the company on the monitoring side" — pure outlay vs. recurring revenue.

Both are right. They show different things.

What's the 10% Holdback?

A3SH withholds 10% of contract value as a chargeback reserve. If accounts cancel within term, the holdback covers the loss. If accounts hold, the holdback releases back to the dealer over time. Visible on Dealer View only — it's a dealer-side mechanic, not company outlay.

Why is Equipment Override usually $0?

Because on most invoices, equipment cost is already deducted from total commission. The dealer netted the equipment cost out of their pay. AAA already accounted for it via reduced commission. Override only matters when AAA supplied equipment OUTSIDE the commission netting — rare, typically commercial accounts.

What does "dates stripped" mean?

Per spec, install dates were removed from the CPA file to focus on economics, not timing. Sequential ordering preserved via Quote ID and Job#.

Why is some inventory OVERSOLD?

BOM consumption from 134 accounts exceeds the small set of recent shipments in the parts file. Either log older shipments into 02 IN columns, OR mark generic BOMs as N (Real BOM flag) to remove fake consumption.

Can I model a price change?

Yes. On 00_Inputs, edit the funding multiples (rows 6–10) or pass-through ($/mo, rows 14–16). Both views recalculate instantly.

Daily / Weekly / Monthly Operating Rhythm

Daily

Weekly

Monthly