Which report identifies a shipping related problem caused by the shipping activity?

The Supply Discrepancy Report is specifically designed to address issues related to discrepancies in the supply chain, particularly those that arise during the shipping process. This report captures details about shipment errors, such as missing items, incorrect quantities, or damaged goods, which can occur as a direct result of shipping activities.

This report is essential for maintaining accountability and ensuring that any problems are documented and addressed, facilitating corrective actions to improve future shipping operations. It provides a structured mechanism for reporting issues that can impact inventory levels and overall supply chain effectiveness.

In contrast, the other options focus on different aspects of logistics and inventory management, but they do not specifically identify shipping-related problems in the same comprehensive manner. The Transportation Incident Report deals with accidents and safety incidents during transportation, while the Shipping Quality Report generally assesses the standards of packaging and handling but may not detail discrepancies. The Inventory Discrepancy Report primarily addresses differences between physical counts and recorded inventory, without focusing directly on shipping activities.