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A firm enters into a contract with a minority business. The invoice does not match the purchase order, and some incorrect items are shipped. The erroneous items, valued at $5,000, are returned. The replacement items are scheduled to be delivered within 2 days. The total invoice is for $18,000, which is a substantial amount for the business. Preferential payment terms have previously been negotiated from 30 to 14 days from receipt of goods, as cash flow is a significant issue. The situation is summarized as follows:
Purchase Order RaisedGoods Received Invoiced
Timing18 days ago 13 days ago 12 days ago
Amount$18,000 $18,000 $18,000
As it will take one business day to process payment, a decision needs to be made on whether the supplier should receive payment on time. Which of the following courses of action should the supply manager take?
A procurement specialist reviews a report from a financial agency about a potential supplier. The report reveals that the supplier had a lien against some of its assets a few years ago, that the supplier has had several delayed payments over the last few months, and that the supplier's debt-to-equity ratio equals 2.0. Which of the following is the BEST course of action for the procurement specialist to take?
The procurement officer for a publicly-traded U.S. company completes a 409 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), due to a number of supplier deliveries being missed that impact revenue forecasts. The procurement officer's NEXT step should be to