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RDC Routing & Shipping Guide

2.0 Receive-Ready Items (SKUs)

2.3.1 “Default Front” – Product In‐the‐Box and Out‐of‐Box

DDC Routing & Shipping Guide

2.0 Receive-Ready Items (SKUs)

2.3.1 “Default Front” – Product In‐the‐Box and Out‐of‐Box

…re an increasingly important advertising and marketing tool. These take the form of product reviews, videos, social media posts, or other promotional content. For clarificatio…

RDC Routing & Shipping Guide

8.0 Additional TV Requirements

In-the-box protective framing should encompass all corners and edges of the product. Product packaging and in-box protective framing: Must not warp or loose packaging i…

Supplier Direct Fulfillment (SDF)

Onboarding

…to ensure that the correct people on your teams are involved and aware. All activities must be complete prior to sale of product. Key Requirements & Activities (1-17) below.

RDC Routing & Shipping Guide

13.0 Terms and Definitions

…rier Door = Non-scheduled dock door where BBY-approved carriers deliver parcel (PO) product. Courier Door Shipment = An individual Vendor/Class combination received at the in…

…EDI Feed Vendor EDI Expectations Purchase Order (850) Must be in production prior to the first PO being cut to the Trading Partner. Vendors must not accept …

…ad (TL), Intermodal/rail and Less than Truckload Carriers (LTL). Carrier must be in production within two weeks of starting implementation process. 990 Response to Load Tende…

DDC Routing & Shipping Guide

6.0 Receive-Ready Documents

…ckload shipments, when freight moves through an LTL carrier’s network, intermingled product is transferred between terminals and (loaded between short-and-long haul) trailers.…

RDC Routing & Shipping Guide

6.0 Receive-Ready Documents

…ckload shipments, when freight moves through an LTL carrier’s network, intermingled product is transferred between terminals and (loaded between short-and-long haul) trailers.…