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Long-Term Agreements
A Long Term Agreement (LTA) is a contract between a manufacturer and a retailer over an extended period.

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A Long Term Agreement (LTA) is a contract between a manufacturer and a retailer over an extended period.
Available in: Lightning Experience Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions where Consumer Goods Cloud is enabled |
Typically, LTAs are used to monitor non-promotion spends of an account (Account P&L).
In Spend Planning Card (SPC), you can maintain LTA rates either per product and week or by
entering a total value and then using the distribution logic. To include or exclude LTAs,
use the Promotion Type filter in the Account Plan.
You can use promotion templates to define long-term condition types. Use a calculation schema (LTA KPI Set) to help users define the volume for:
The system calculates LTA costs based on the entire retailer volume, for both promoted and non-promoted products. A manufacturer is contracted to supply products based on the agreement; however, the work of a retailer can vary. For example, including shelf space, positioning guarantees, reduction of invoice deductions, agreement to run a specified number of promotions per year, and so on.

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