SHIPMENT CONFIRMATION Sample Clauses
The Shipment Confirmation clause requires the seller or shipper to formally notify the buyer when goods have been dispatched. Typically, this involves sending a written notice or electronic communication that includes details such as the shipping date, tracking information, and a description of the goods shipped. This clause ensures that the buyer is informed about the status of their order, enabling them to prepare for receipt and track the shipment, thereby reducing uncertainty and potential disputes regarding delivery.
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SHIPMENT CONFIRMATION. Seller shall confirm shipping date to Buyer ten days before scheduled shipping date. Seller shall reconfirm shipment on schedule shipping date and advise Buyer of method of shipment and waybill number. Seller shall notify Buyer of any change in shipping schedule immediately upon identifying such change.
SHIPMENT CONFIRMATION. The provider must provide * confirmation and transmission of all completed shipments via *. Standard expectation is that shipments will be confirmed within *. A manual backup plan must be available in the event that the transmission system goes down, or trained personnel are not available. Care must be taken to ensure confirmation accuracy, including changes in SCAC codes. Key metrics will be reviewed each * for accuracy of bill ▇▇ lading number, freight rating, carrier coding, carton count accuracy, and * confirmations.
SHIPMENT CONFIRMATION. TLC takes pride in achieving the highest level of shipping efficiency and in the rare situations that there is an error in shipping, will take all reasonable steps to resolve the problem. It is the IBO’s or recipient’s responsibility, however, to confirm that a product shipment matches the shipping invoice and is undamaged. IBOs must immediately notify TLC of any shipping discrepancy or damage, but in no event can notice to TLC exceed more than five business days of delivery of shipment. IBOs who wait longer than five business days to notify TLC will be deemed to have waived the right to any correction of a shipping problem.
SHIPMENT CONFIRMATION i. Ship confirmation data must be based on a closed or shipped order when no further changes can be made.
ii. If an item could not be allocated in the WMS or was not picked, a zero must be reflected in the ship confirmation field.
iii. Control processes must be in place in the WMS interface processing to ensure an order is not sent twice to the PLCB.