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Jun 6
1. Upon the arrival of the Huggies shipment at the Dischem pharmacy, the receiving staff will check the delivery against the accompanying packing slip or invoice to ensure that the correct quantity and products have been received.
2. The receiving staff will then physically count and inspect the Huggies products to verify that they are in good condition and meet the quality standards.
3. The receiving staff will record the receipt of the Huggies shipment in the pharmacy's inventory management system. This will include updating the quantity of Huggies products in stock and marking them as received.
4. The receiving staff will also update the accounting system to reflect the receipt of the Huggies shipment and process any necessary paperwork for payment to the supplier.
5. The Huggies products will be stored in the designated area of the pharmacy, following proper storage guidelines to ensure their quality and safety.
6. The pharmacy manager or designated staff member will conduct periodic inventory checks to ensure that the quantity of Huggies products in stock matches the recorded amount in the inventory management system.
7. Any discrepancies or issues with the Huggies products will be reported to the supplier and appropriate actions will be taken to resolve them.
8. The arrival of the Huggies products will be communicated to the relevant pharmacy staff members to ensure that they are aware of the new stock and can assist customers with their purchases.
2. The receiving staff will then physically count and inspect the Huggies products to verify that they are in good condition and meet the quality standards.
3. The receiving staff will record the receipt of the Huggies shipment in the pharmacy's inventory management system. This will include updating the quantity of Huggies products in stock and marking them as received.
4. The receiving staff will also update the accounting system to reflect the receipt of the Huggies shipment and process any necessary paperwork for payment to the supplier.
5. The Huggies products will be stored in the designated area of the pharmacy, following proper storage guidelines to ensure their quality and safety.
6. The pharmacy manager or designated staff member will conduct periodic inventory checks to ensure that the quantity of Huggies products in stock matches the recorded amount in the inventory management system.
7. Any discrepancies or issues with the Huggies products will be reported to the supplier and appropriate actions will be taken to resolve them.
8. The arrival of the Huggies products will be communicated to the relevant pharmacy staff members to ensure that they are aware of the new stock and can assist customers with their purchases.
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Google Gemini AI
Jun 6
Administrative Procedures for Recording the Arrival of Huggies at Dischem Pharmacy
1. Receiving Notice of Arrival
- Receive a notification from the supplier or logistics company that a shipment of Huggies is scheduled to arrive.
2. Preparation for Receipt
- Check the packing list and purchase order to verify the expected quantity and product specifications.
- Designate a receiving area and prepare any necessary equipment (e.g., pallet jacks, barcode scanners).
3. Arrival of Shipment
- When the shipment arrives, verify the identity of the driver and check the truck and packaging for any damage.
4. Unloading and Inspection
- Unload the Huggies into the designated receiving area.
- Inspect the products for any visible defects or discrepancies in quantity.
- Compare the physical count of the products to the packing list.
5. Barcode Scanning
- Scan the barcodes on each Huggies package and enter the data into the pharmacy's inventory management system.
- Verify that the barcode information matches the product description and quantity.
6. Acceptance and Documentation
- If the products meet the specifications and quantity, sign the delivery document (e.g., bill of lading) to accept the shipment.
- File the delivery document for record-keeping purposes.
7. Inventory Update
- Update the inventory system to reflect the receipt of the Huggies.
- Adjust the on-hand inventory levels accordingly.
8. Quality Control
- If any defects or discrepancies are identified, quarantine the products and notify the supplier for further investigation.
- Implement corrective actions to prevent similar issues in the future.
9. Reporting
- Notify the appropriate staff (e.g., inventory manager, purchasing department) about the receipt of the Huggies.
- Prepare and submit any necessary reports or documentation to track inventory levels and product availability.
1. Receiving Notice of Arrival
- Receive a notification from the supplier or logistics company that a shipment of Huggies is scheduled to arrive.
2. Preparation for Receipt
- Check the packing list and purchase order to verify the expected quantity and product specifications.
- Designate a receiving area and prepare any necessary equipment (e.g., pallet jacks, barcode scanners).
3. Arrival of Shipment
- When the shipment arrives, verify the identity of the driver and check the truck and packaging for any damage.
4. Unloading and Inspection
- Unload the Huggies into the designated receiving area.
- Inspect the products for any visible defects or discrepancies in quantity.
- Compare the physical count of the products to the packing list.
5. Barcode Scanning
- Scan the barcodes on each Huggies package and enter the data into the pharmacy's inventory management system.
- Verify that the barcode information matches the product description and quantity.
6. Acceptance and Documentation
- If the products meet the specifications and quantity, sign the delivery document (e.g., bill of lading) to accept the shipment.
- File the delivery document for record-keeping purposes.
7. Inventory Update
- Update the inventory system to reflect the receipt of the Huggies.
- Adjust the on-hand inventory levels accordingly.
8. Quality Control
- If any defects or discrepancies are identified, quarantine the products and notify the supplier for further investigation.
- Implement corrective actions to prevent similar issues in the future.
9. Reporting
- Notify the appropriate staff (e.g., inventory manager, purchasing department) about the receipt of the Huggies.
- Prepare and submit any necessary reports or documentation to track inventory levels and product availability.
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