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<blockquote data-quote="curiousbrain" data-source="post: 1160704" data-attributes="member: 31608"><p>It's because they don't know; my management team didn't know, and there's really no reason for them to know I suppose. I figured it out on my own by reading help documentation, plus a little of trial and error.</p><p></p><p>As a driver you probably wouldn't be surprised by just how dumb your management team is, but I would point out that when it comes to the technology that UPS employs, the ignorance of most management people is a damn crime.</p><p></p><p>If anyone wants to test the theory, track a package in ETT, use the blue arrow, and then scroll down - it will show something like "TYPE OF SCAN", and it will say "derived". If you use the blue arrow for a 'delivery scan' or something like that, it will say "physical".</p><p></p><p>As an aside, it also shows the DIAD model that scanned the box, what time it was scanned, the stop number in EDD, and a whole lot of other interesting information which, when researched, pulls the curtain back on a lot of UPS technology.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="curiousbrain, post: 1160704, member: 31608"] It's because they don't know; my management team didn't know, and there's really no reason for them to know I suppose. I figured it out on my own by reading help documentation, plus a little of trial and error. As a driver you probably wouldn't be surprised by just how dumb your management team is, but I would point out that when it comes to the technology that UPS employs, the ignorance of most management people is a damn crime. If anyone wants to test the theory, track a package in ETT, use the blue arrow, and then scroll down - it will show something like "TYPE OF SCAN", and it will say "derived". If you use the blue arrow for a 'delivery scan' or something like that, it will say "physical". As an aside, it also shows the DIAD model that scanned the box, what time it was scanned, the stop number in EDD, and a whole lot of other interesting information which, when researched, pulls the curtain back on a lot of UPS technology. [/QUOTE]
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