Enterprise receipt validation built for national consumer promotions. Sub-minute processing, proven accuracy across every major retailer, multi-layer fraud prevention, and shopper intelligence at scale.
Extracting text from an image is the easy part. Accurately identifying retailers, verifying qualifying products, applying program rules, and protecting your promotional budget — at national scale, under time pressure — is where platforms prove themselves.
Every step is automated. Every decision is logged. Every receipt becomes a verified data point.
Most brands focus on whether a receipt qualifies. Fewer appreciate what validated receipts reveal about how their consumers actually shop — and what that data is worth beyond the promotion itself.
Most receipt validation platforms perform adequately at low volume. The real test is what happens when a national promotion drives thousands of simultaneous submissions — and the consumer experience cannot degrade.
TPG's platform was designed from the ground up to support the performance requirements of large-scale consumer promotions. Whether a campaign generates a few thousand submissions or several hundred thousand, TPG delivers consistent validation speed, reliable processing, and a consumer experience that holds up under peak load.
Promotional fraud is not a theoretical risk. Invalid submissions, duplicate receipts, and altered images represent direct financial losses that erode campaign ROI and distort performance reporting. TPG's fraud prevention is built into every submission — not applied as an afterthought.
TPG's receipt validation platform supports the full range of consumer promotion mechanics — from simple purchase verification to complex multi-purchase, multi-retailer program designs.
Every capability, every design decision, and every program we support is evaluated against the same five standards.
Talk to TPG about your next receipt validation program. We'll walk you through our platform, discuss your program design, and show you what enterprise-grade validation looks like in practice.