We sell coins and it looks like one of the facilities is undercounting all our products. They are asking for proof? We buy the coins from other dealers; are they just requiring a receipt from them? Additionally, they are asking for proof we sent them; what proof is that? It is to a new facility we’ve never sent them before and it looks like 5/5 packages are miscounted…
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You send coins to an Amazon warehouse?
Yes. We are approved to sell coins on amazon making it complex on what specific proof for “supply chain” they are looking for.
Amazon’s new program to lose your money twice.
Oh … look who coined a phrase …
That’s what it feels like lol
Is there a way to avoid certain warehouses?
At least someone’s laughing (while I cry inside)
My two cents… is that no, there is not a way to select a receive center.
By chance did they receive it in then remove a unit at another facility? Many times if there was a negative receipt at another FC it shows up in a few weeks/months.
Secondly, You can also try making an invoice to yourself and using that as proof being there is not a supply chain for coins.
No; there is a discrepancy between sent vs received in shipping.
That seems REALLY risky. Anything else to do?
So the inventory ledger says you received X and there is no -X for that shipment?