Good Faith Receiving
Internal and external deliveries accepted in good faith
are not always 100% accurate
How It Works
Invariably large quantities of inventory is checked in or booked out throughout the supply chain, most of the time what is being checked is not 100% accurate. Many retailers accept internal deliveries in good faith, as the financial consequences of inaccuracy remain within the business. However, the same process can be applied to external suppliers providing the right checks and balances are inplace. RGIS can offer the audit and reporting tools to make this process work coherently.
Support
Small teams of trusted trained professionals
Reporting
Data flows seamlessly to your inventory management system
Variances
Quickly confirm and correct variances for internal and external deliveries
Deliveries
Deliveries checks at store, warehouse or distribution center
Overheads
Labor savings from accepting supplier deliveries in Good Faith (Good Faith Receiving - GFR)
Performance
Efficiencies driven by improved turnaround times in depot
Inventory flow
Faster flow of inventory through the supply chain - 'Just In Time' principles adhered to
Data
Provides real time data with which to drive continued accuracy performance
Supplier deliveries
Provides a mechanism with which to communicate claims to suppliers for inaccurate deliveries extrapolated across an invoicing period
Why RGIS?
Delivery accuracy from suppliers is not an option, it is a necessity both internally and externally
- Nationwide reach and local support with reach across the USA
- Reliable professional people – team members are all hired and trained by RGIS
- Dedicated Account Management Support
- Experts in supply chain solutions
- Reports available in many formats
- 64+ years of experience
- IT expertise and innovative technology
- Our processes can be completed with minimal operational disruption
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