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Upstream emailed at [time=07:00] saying they'll deliver double volume this afternoon. Staggering is possible but I mus…

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Upstream emailed at [time=07:00] saying they'll deliver double volume this afternoon. Staggering is possible but I must avoid piling inventory on our floor. Recommend who to call first—upstream supervisor, Inventory, or Planning—what cadence to ask for staggered arrivals, and provide a concise text I can send to upstream that phrases the ask as collaborative not confrontational.
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