Documentation in Supply Chains Quiz 3

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What is a primary reason for using documentation in the supply chain?

  • To ensure transparency and accountability. (correct)
  • To increase the quantity of inventory.
  • To reduce the delivery times of shipments.
  • To facilitate informal communication among staff.

Which document is essential for tracking cargo movements during deliveries?

  • Payment Request
  • Waybill (correct)
  • Invoice Payment Module
  • Daily Stock Position

Which statement about the supply chain documentation flow is incorrect?

  • A tally sheet is involved in the cargo loading process.
  • The dispatch report is issued after delivery is completed.
  • Stock levels are managed without documentation. (correct)
  • A purchase order precedes the customs selection.

What is the main purpose of recording, reporting, and follow-up procedures in inventory management?

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In the context of inventory management, which of the following records the movements and stock levels of items?

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What is described by the 'Golden Rule' of inventory management?

<p>If it moves, record it. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT typically considered a type of documentation in supply chain logistics?

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Which document would likely be prepared after a cargo delivery?

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Which statement regarding the receipt of goods is accurate?

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What role does a Customs Clearing document play in the supply chain?

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Which of the following is NOT typically included in stock movement documentation?

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What element is included in both the warehouse details and stock movements section?

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In a supply chain context, which document is typically prepared by the warehouse manager?

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Which type of documentation would be most relevant in a shipment scenario for transporting High Energy Biscuits?

<p>Shipping Bill of Lading (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following roles is not primarily involved in the preparation of stock movement documentation?

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Which factor would most directly affect the accuracy of reported closing stock balance?

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What is the primary purpose of the Certification section in supply chain documentation?

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When handling goods, which category would NOT typically appear as a separate entry in stock reporting?

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Which type of data is essential to determine the total stock movements for a specific period?

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In the context of documenting stock movements, which term refers to items that are no longer available for sale due to quality issues?

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The daily dispatch report serves as a method for tracking all cargo movements within the supply chain.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A waybill is the only document required for customs clearance in delivery processes.

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The 'Golden Rule' of inventory management emphasizes the need to record any items that are stationary.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Documentation in supply chain management only serves the purpose of ensuring accountability among suppliers.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A stock card is primarily used to authorize the loading of goods in inventory management.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The closing balance in stock movements directly impacts the certification process of a warehouse.

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Spoiled goods in inventory management are categorized under available stock.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The reporting date is irrelevant to the accuracy of stock movement documentation.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Damage reports typically include only the number of goods that can still be salvaged.

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In the supply chain, receipts play a crucial role in verifying stock movements at each facility.

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Flashcards

Why is supply chain documentation important?

Documents that provide transparency and accountability in supply chain operations, especially during emergencies.

Purchase Order

A formal request to purchase goods or services from a supplier.

Release Note

A document that authorizes the release of goods from a warehouse or storage facility.

Tally Sheet

A document that records the quantity and type of goods received or dispatched.

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Waybill

A document that provides a record of the shipment of goods from one location to another.

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Daily Consolidated Movements & Stock Report

A report that summarizes the daily movements of goods in a warehouse.

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Stock Card

A document that tracks the flow of goods within the supply chain.

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Distribution Report

A document that provides information on the movement, distribution, and tracking of cargo.

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Importance of Documentation

Documentation is vital in supply chain management, especially for tracking cargo movements and managing inventory.

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Daily Consolidated Movements & Stock Report

A document that provides details about the warehouse, stock movements, stock levels, and certifications.

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Golden Rule of Inventory Management Documentation

The principle that everything that moves within the supply chain should be recorded.

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Stock Card

A document that records the detailed information about each item in a warehouse.

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Supply Chain Document Flow

A record of the movement of goods from the sourcing point to the final destination, documenting each step of the journey.

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Waybill for Receipts

A document that records the receipt of goods into a warehouse.

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Release Note for Dispatch

A document that records the dispatch of goods from a warehouse.

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Bill of Lading

A document that records the details of a shipment, especially for sea transport.

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Supply Chain Management

The process of managing the flow of goods from the source to the end customer, ensuring smooth and efficient movement.

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Inventory Management

The process of receiving, storing, and managing goods, ensuring availability and efficient stock levels.

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Daily Consolidated Movements & Stock Report

A document that provides a detailed record of the quantity and type of goods in a warehouse.

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Distribution Report

A document that provides a detailed account of the movement of goods within a supply chain.

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Stock Card

A document that provides detailed information about the individual items stored in a warehouse.

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Warehouses

Facilities used for storing and managing goods, ensuring timely supply and distribution.

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Loading Authorization

A document that authorizes the loading of goods onto a vehicle for dispatch.

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Supply Chain Management

The process of managing the flow of goods from the source to the end customer, ensuring smooth and efficient movement.

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Supply Chain Documents

Documents that help track and control the movement of goods, enabling visibility and transparency in the supply chain.

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Daily Consolidated Movements & Stock Report

An important document that records and summarizes information about stock levels, receipts, dispatches, and losses in a warehouse.

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Release Note

A document that authorizes the release of specific goods for dispatch, like a

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Waybill for Receipts

A document that records the details of goods being received into a warehouse, providing a clear record of incoming stock.

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Tally Sheet

A document that records and verifies the quantity and type of goods loaded or unloaded onto a vehicle.

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Study Notes

Importance of Documentation in Supply Chains

  • Documentation and reporting are crucial for transparency, accountability, and efficient supply chain management, especially in emergencies.

Types of Documentation in Supply Chains

  • Supply chain documentation includes:
    • Purchase Orders
    • Release Notes
    • Tally Sheets
    • Waybills
    • Dispatch Reports
    • Loading Authorizations
    • Stock Cards
    • Distribution Reports
    • Daily Consolidated Movements & Stock Reports

### Inventory Management Documentation

  • Key documentation for inventory management includes:
    • Waybills for receipts
    • Stack Cards for storage
    • Release Notes for dispatch
    • Tally Sheets for loading
    • Stock Cards for tracking daily stock positions

Golden Rule of Inventory Management Documentation

  • "IF IT MOVES - RECORD IT"

Commodity Management

  • The Daily Consolidated Movements & Stock Report provides a comprehensive overview of warehouse stock and movements.
  • It includes information on:
    • Warehouse Details
    • Stock Movements and Stock Details
    • Certifications

Commodity Management - Stock Report

  • Data points captured in the Daily Consolidated Movements & Stock Report:
    • Warehouse Name
    • Location
    • Reporting Date
    • Opening Stock
    • Receipts
    • Dispatches
    • Losses
    • Closing Balance
    • Good Stock
    • Damaged Stock
    • Spoiled Stock
    • Unavailable Stock

Stock Card - Inventory Tracking

  • Tracks specific inventory details
  • Allows for monitoring of material's movement within the supply chain

Distribution Report

  • Provides information on cargo movement, distribution, and tracking.

The Importance of Recording, Reporting, and Follow-up Procedures

  • Essential for effective supply chain management.
  • Helps identify problems, ensure accountability, and track progress.

Documentation Flow Example

  • Example documentation flow for High Energy Biscuits:
    • Procurement in France
    • Sea shipment to Dakar, Senegal
    • Road transport to Lagos, Nigeria
    • Road transport from Lagos to Abuja, Nigeria

Importance of Documentation and Reporting

  • Allows transparency and ensures accountability
  • Tracks all cargo movements and monitors stock levels
  • Enables management to make decisions

Supply Chain Document Flow

  • Purchase order or release note (Prepositioned) at the sourcing and procurement stage
  • Mode selection
  • Customs clearing & forwarding
  • Loading authorization
  • Direct delivery or distribution and warehousing

Inventory Management Documents

  • Receipt: Waybill and tally sheet
  • Dispatch: Release note, loading authorization, tally sheet, and waybill
  • Storage: Stock card, stack card, daily receipts report, daily stock position, daily dispatch report

Golden Rule of Documentation

  • If it moves, record it

Commodity Management Documents

  • Daily Consolidated Movements & Stock Report
  • The report includes details of the warehouse, stock movements, opening stock, receipts, dispatch, losses, closing balance, and certification

Other Important Documents

  • Bill of Lading/Waybill
  • Stock card
  • Distribution Report

Activity

  • Create a documentation flow for High Energy Biscuits
  • Biscuits are procured in France and shipped by sea to Dakar, Senegal
  • Then shipped to Lagos and by road to Abuja, Nigeria
  • Identify the specific documentation needed for each stage
  • Identify who is involved in handling each document
  • Define the purpose of warehouses and their locations

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