

GFR – Good Faith Receiving
Good Faith Receiving (GFR) accelerates goods-in without sacrificing accuracy or control.
Contact usBy assuming delivery accuracy and validating performance through statistically representative sampling, GFR allows stock to move through distribution centres faster, reducing congestion, labour cost, and operational delay. RGIS independently audits inbound deliveries to confirm picking accuracy, providing reliable evidence of supplier performance.
GFR is a commercial agreement between supplier and customer that assumes each delivery is 100% accurate. This speeds up the movement of goods through the receiving distribution centre. To confirm stock accuracy, sample audits are conducted. Results are extrapolated across all deliveries over a set period to measure overall stock accuracy. This measure helps recover stock discrepancies between invoiced and received goods. RGIS ensures independent verification through trained auditors, robust reporting tools, and key insights via the GFR Dashboard.
How We Support You with GFR – Good Faith Receiving
Audit Concept
GFR auditing verifies invoiced goods without a full count of all deliveries. It relies on representative sample audits for each supplier.
Sample Selection
A small sample (usually about 5%) represents the broader invoiced quantity. All samples are carefully planned to ensure a wide range of goods is checked.
Assumed Accuracy
GFR assumes most supplier deliveries are fully accurate.
Confidence
Because sample audits represent delivery performance well, retailers gain strong confidence in accuracy results. This boosts supplier performance and removes the need for full delivery checks.
Reliable Verification
GFR audits provide reliable verification, balancing accuracy, finance, supplier relations, and operational efficiency.
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