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Have you ever faced payment delays or compliance issues due to missing delivery confirmations? Ensuring that shipments reach retailers as expected is not just about logistics. It is also about maintaining trust and financial stability. Without proper ...

Every major retailer has a process for claims and deductions, and CVS is no different. Suppliers often see payment reductions tied to billing errors, shortages, or compliance misses. Left unchecked, these deductions can add up to significant revenue loss.

Running a successful supply chain requires careful planning and attention to detail. Even small errors can increase costs and impact customer satisfaction. Vendor compliance helps prevent these issues by setting rules and standards for the supply chain.

There’s no avoiding Amazon’s impact today. It spreads through retail like air itself.

Every year, the Labor Day sales rush pushes suppliers and CPG companies into overdrive, record shipments, steep discounts, and huge demand from big-name retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Target. It’s great for sales, but once the holiday buzz fades, ...

In the Walmart supply chain, accuracy and visibility are critical. To ensure smooth product flow into distribution centers (DCs) and fulfillment centers (FCs), Walmart requires suppliers to provide an Advance Ship Notice (ASN) before goods arrive at a ...

What happens to your invoices after you send them to a retailer?

An open invoice dispute can sometimes be denied when Home Depot’s system shows no record of a purchase order being received. Even if shipment paperwork is in order, payment may be withheld until a valid goods receipt is confirmed.

In the supply chain, every status update signals a step in the order journey. From “processing” to “in transit” to “delivered,” these updates provide visibility into how well fulfillment is managed. One stage that carries particular weight is “Awaiting ...

Shortage claims are one of the most frustrating issues Amazon vendors face. You fulfill a purchase order in full, yet Amazon records show fewer units received. The result is a deduction from your invoice and a loss that directly impacts your margins.