Code 64: Early Shipment
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What is a Code 64 deduction?
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Disputing Invalid Code 64 Deductions
What is a Code 64 Deduction?
A Code 64 deduction, which has to do with Early Shipment, occurs when suppliers deliver their goods earlier than the scheduled ship window specified on the purchase order. Early delivery may disrupt Walmart's supply chain operations, leading to this specific deduction on the supplier's invoice.Â
Disputing Invalid Code 64 Deductions
If it is suspected that a Code 64 deduction has been wrongly applied, it is important to refer to your Co-Op agreement available in Retail Link. The representative who approved the deduction is the best possible contact; their information can be found under the supplier contact field. The invoice number attached to the deduction corresponds to the Co-Op number. Your representative should have documentation in order to verify and dispute the deduction if found appropriate.Â
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SupplyPike's Software and SupplierWiki's Resources
SupplyPike tests the validity of deductions, collects proof documentation, and takes disputing a claim down to a few (or zero) clicks. Our software also helps suppliers avoid these fines entirely by digging into root cause analysis and giving executive-level oversight into the supply chain.Â
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