How to use the Delivery Discrepancy Report Generator.
A delivery discrepancy report should reconcile the order, delivery note and physical receipt. Keep shortages, damage and substitutions separate, with evidence and a requested resolution.
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Compare ordered, documented and physically received quantities for each item. Record damage and substitutions separately from shortage, preserving photos or count evidence. State the requested investigation or correction without silently treating damaged units as never received.
- What you provide
- Expected shipment and actual receiving records.
- What you get
- Missing, damaged or excess items with evidence references.
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Illustrative input and output · a teaching example, not a live WebAct run
Example input
Order lists 20 units; delivery note lists 20; receiving count is 18, including 2 visibly damaged units.
Completed example
Shortage against order: 2 units. Damaged among received: 2 units. Apparently undamaged received: 16. Attach count and damage evidence and request the supplier's proposed correction.
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Decisions and troubleshooting.
Should damaged received units be counted again as a delivery shortage?
Keep quantity shortage and condition damage separate to avoid double counting, then show usable or apparently undamaged units distinctly.
Why does the delivery note show full quantity while the report shows a shortage?
The note and physical count are different evidence. Record both and request reconciliation using the receiving records.
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