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Counter Loss
The Deloitte solution that facilitates the automated detection, monitoring and management of fraud and loss patterns.
Stock loss is a problem that affects all kinds of companies in the retail industry, and one which may lead to losses exceeding 2% of net turnover. It also has an adverse effect on company sustainability, giving rise to inefficiencies that are essentially incompatible with CSR policies.

Traceability and analysis
against stock loss
Deloitte’s team of Risk Advisory specialists has developed Counter Loss, an integrated management tool that facilitates the automated detection, monitoring and management of risk patterns leading to stock loss. Thanks to its ability to generate customised alerts, Counter Loss delivers traceability and analytical capability to companies with respect to all stages of the supply chain, from product storage through to final store sales.
We help companies to make strategic decisions
Counter Loss guarantees a reduction in stock loss, whilst maintaining the sales potential and good condition of the products. Moreover, the integrated workflow enables the alerts issued to be monitored and resolved within the established time limits, thereby offering the client an analysis of the economic impact of each action.

How it works

Counter Loss uses Big Data analytical techniques to identify the main causes of the loss occurring throughout the supply chain, from the commercial departments to the sales channels.

Creation of a proprietary model to anticipate the risks associated with stock loss at each stage of the supply chain, from the warehouse to the store.

Counter Loss ensures that there are suitable processes, environments and systems for monitoring and controlling stock loss, thus guaranteeing more sustainable and socially responsible businesses:
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Development of a scorecard
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Reports
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Issuance of customised alerts
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Case and incident manager
Recommendations
Encuesta Fraude 2020-21
En España, el 65% de las empresas ha sufrido algún tipo de fraude en los últimos 12 meses