What report is used to identify a shipping-related problem caused by the shipping activity?

The Supply Discrepancy Report (SDR) is the appropriate document for identifying shipping-related problems stemming from shipping activities. This report is specifically designed to address issues such as discrepancies between what was shipped and what was received, incorrect quantities, or damaged goods. When shipping errors occur, the SDR serves as an official channel for reporting these discrepancies, allowing for necessary investigations and resolutions to take place.

While other reports like the Transportation Discrepancy Report are also related to discrepancies, they typically focus more on issues occurring during transportation rather than the shipping activity itself. The Product Quality Deficiency Report and the Inventory Discrepancy Report address different aspects of supply chain management. Thus, using the SDR is crucial for effectively tracking and resolving SHIPPING-related discrepancies.