Solving theNickel Game

Stop stepping over dollars to pick up nickels.

Turn warehouse-floor observations into quantified operational proposals that reframe every customer bid.

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Three sellers. Three stronger outcomes.

Real feedback from commercial field reps on how defft.ai transforms commodity discounting into quantified operational value.

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Walk in knowing where the value is.

From the first observation on the floor to a customer-ready recommendation.

01See the floor
02Connect the evidence
03Bring back the recommendation

The nickel is only one piece of Total Cost of Ownership.

The competitor's carton is five cents cheaper. Adjust the operating assumptions to see why unit price can be the smallest part of the customer's decision.

Illustrative cost compositionUnit price is 16%
16%unit price

Unit price$12,500

Modeled operating cost$66,220

Cumulative impact12-month view
Month 1Month 12
Unit-price bidWhole-operation proposal
Move the assumptions

Put operating performance into the bid.

A five-cent premium adds $500 to carton cost. The sliders show how a broader operating improvement can change the outcome.

Illustrative net advantage+$21,280

$21,780 in modeled operating improvement, after the carton premium.

The better selling position

The lowest unit price is not always the lowest total cost.

Illustrative comparison only. Customer recommendations depend on validated account evidence and assumptions; this is not an itemized Total Cost Analysis.

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Follow the system from institutional intelligence to one useful recommendation, then see how every customer interaction makes the next seller smarter.

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