By The Book
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Nope comes up as misdelivery. Can't even make an accidental mistake. Even my Sup doesn't agree with that one.[/QUOTE. How does it come up as a misdelivery?
Nope comes up as misdelivery. Can't even make an accidental mistake. Even my Sup doesn't agree with that one.[/QUOTE. How does it come up as a misdelivery?
Fatfingers here, how does that come up as misdelivery?Nope comes up as misdelivery. Can't even make an accidental mistake. Even my Sup doesn't agree with that one.
If you hit the wrong button, when delivering an air saverFatfingers here, how does that come up as misdelivery?
In my book a misdelivery is when you sheet a package correctly but deliver it to the wrong address.If you hit the wrong button, when delivering an air saver
If you makeña second attempt on an air package, you need to hit the duplicate key or its a misdeliveryIn my book a misdelivery is when you sheet a package correctly but deliver it to the wrong address.
Are you talking about if a customer meets you on route later and picks up his air package, which of course they sign for and show identification.?If you makeña second attempt on an air package, you need to hit the duplicate key or its a misdelivery
You have to hit duplicate.Are you talking about if a customer meets you on route later and picks up his air package, which of course they sign for and show identification.?
We were also told we had 4 min to void it (them), rescan and stop complete it correctly.My sup told us you have 3 to 4 seconds or minutes (can't remember which) to void and rescan a saver before it shows up late. I've accidentally sheeted a Resi Saver as Commercial. I voided it and rescanned as a duplicate and it was fine.
Besides at 2:30 our center manager sends out ODS Messages instructing drivers to touch all of their Savers.
The management showed me a list of "misdelivery" variables and I agree, the terminology used to mean we delivered pkg(s) to the wrong address.In my book a misdelivery is when you sheet a package correctly but deliver it to the wrong address.
I've, I'm pretty knowledgable on how to use a diad. Your posts aren't making much sense without a clarification. When you sheet a resi saver as commercial it shows up on a report as a late if a signature is obtained, and you hit the wrong key after stop complete. If you are still at this stop, say its an apartment signature air package you could edit bring up the stop and void it out. Now this stop is not delivered yet but the tracking number is not in the diad so you scan it again and manually enter the full barcode in obtain signature clarify stop complete then hit the resi key to make it right. Please explain in detail what you mean by misdelivery.You have to hit duplicate.
I just explained what management means by "misdelivery" (by their new definitions) and when I rescan a bar code after I voided it it'll still print up the address like the first time I scanned it.I've, I'm pretty knowledgable on how to use a diad. Your posts aren't making much sense without a clarification. When you sheet a resi saver as commercial it shows up on a report as a late if a signature is obtained, and you hit the wrong key after stop complete. If you are still at this stop, say its an apartment signature air package you could edit bring up the stop and void it out. Now this stop is not delivered yet but the tracking number is not in the diad so you scan it again and manually enter the full barcode in obtain signature clarify stop complete then hit the resi key to make it right. Please explain in detail what you mean by misdelivery.
Most centers prefer the misdeliver/double scan list to the missed commit list.Nope comes up as misdelivery. Can't even make an accidental mistake. Even my Sup doesn't agree with that one.
Dup has nothing to do with it. It will still show up on that list. The dup is so it doesn't look like you're padding stops.If you makeña second attempt on an air package, you need to hit the duplicate key or its a misdelivery
I know you mentioned management showed you a list of these mis delivery variables but you didn't explain what any of them were. So I get it right are you saying if you re sheet an air saver for a resi correctly that it will show on a report as a misdelivery?I just explained what management means by "misdelivery" (by their new definitions) and when I rescan a bar code after I voided it it'll still print up the address like the first time I scanned it.
If you're still at the stop you don't have to hit "find bar code". As soon as I find out that I screwed up I just ask for the pkg back to rescan it.
Yes. That's one scenario and there's others like:I know you mentioned management showed you a list of these mis delivery variables but you didn't explain what any of them were. So I get it right are you saying if you re sheet an air saver for a resi correctly that it will show on a report as a misdelivery?
Thanks for the explanation. Just more ways to confuse us with all these reports.Yes. That's one scenario and there's others like:
Sheeting a package twice at the delivery location. Believe it or not there were two drivers in about a month's time dr'd a pkg at the front door and must have been thinking of something else at the time and they dr'd it twice within a minutes time. (We're not on bonus here).
"Misdelivery" must now mean incorrect sheeting of packages as well as leaving them at the wrong address. Misdelivery (mistake in recording methods) vs missed delivered at the wrong consignee address.
It's above my pay grade...and never ending as well.
And they address it with the employees AFTER they change their rules without prior explanation. It gives them psychological edge, they think. They stay smarter than the sheep that way...in their minds.Thanks for the explanation. Just more ways to confuse us with all these reports.