Six Signs Compliance Is Quietly Costing Your Business
OpenText, Monday, November 2nd, 2026
OpenText lists warning signs that supply chain compliance gaps are raising costs, from chargebacks to manual rework and delayed payments.
OpenText says the costliest compliance problems often appear as small, routine costs that together erode margins.
Signs include retailer chargebacks for incorrect advance shipping notices, labeling errors or late shipments, especially when teams accept them as a cost of doing business.
Another is the chain of manual work across departments when a transaction fails a customer's requirements, a cost that rarely shows in a single report.
The post also cites order delays, disputed invoices and held payments, and warns that learning of failures only through deductions or partner escalations means operating reactively.