How would you record this?

[Raw]

Sheet as closed for busness A, shoulda been working! LOL

 

[hellfire]

2 stops You have to go to the closed business to leave a note and make sure they are not there.

 

[happybob]

As you can see...if you come on here and ask your question you will get many different answers. So here's another one....Ask your supervisor how they want it done, then do it their way so you can stay off their list.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

You can get with dispatch and have them pal'ed to the one address.

We have done that with all of the facility addresses but it would be more trouble than it is worth to do it for all of the dorms. Our PDS does have it to where they do not count as separate stops in EDD.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

2 stops You have to go to the closed business to leave a note and make sure they are not there.

...even if it is a known closure...?

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

As you can see...if you come on here and ask your question you will get many different answers. So here's another one....Ask your supervisor how they want it done, then do it their way so you can stay off their list.

The proper method would be to sheet both separately and to indicate which stop you left them at. Two stops.

 

[selfcancelsignal]

If you are delivering them all to ONE location it would be ONE stop.

I deliver to our local college and most of the packages go to a central warehouse. There are days where I could have 75-100 different addresses (mostly dorms) all going to one stop. Yes, it gets old hitting "Y" 75-100 times, but that is how it is done.

Surprised you do it this way, Dave. Why don't you scan, big arrow down, prerecord, prerecord, enter, start scanning away. They all show as 1 stop this way. Guess the 2 problems can arise as it doesn't count down the parcels this way telling you how many you have left, or let you know if you missscan something. Just have to be a bit more thorough.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Surprised you do it this way, Dave. Why don't you scan, big arrow down, prerecord, prerecord, enter, start scanning away. They all show as 1 stop this way. Guess the 2 problems can arise as it doesn't count down the parcels this way telling you how many you have left, or let you know if you missscan something. Just have to be a bit more thorough.

There are days when I may have over 150 different addresses for this one stop. There is no way in hell I am going to scan and prerecord over 150 different addresses.

We get very few DFU's for this stop and those that we do get are always positive as the warehouse scans each and every package that they receive from all carriers.

 

[selfcancelsignal]

There are days when I may have over 150 different addresses for this one stop. There is no way in hell I am going to scan and prerecord over 150 different addresses.

We get very few DFU's for this stop and those that we do get are always positive as the warehouse scans each and every package that they receive from all carriers.

I guess it might not work if they're not all PAL'd the same way. You don't go thru the whole prerecord process the way I'm describing for each parcel though. Just 1 time at the beginning then scan away.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

I guess it might not work if they're not all PAL'd the same way. You don't go thru the whole prerecord process the way I'm describing for each parcel though. Just 1 time at the beginning then scan away.

The majority are PAL'd to the warehouse address but the dorms are PAL'd to each dorm name and room number.

 

[Man Of Brown]

Appreciate the answers. Been busy and not able to respond sooner. I'm not really interested in stop count but more of a seamless experience with the person signing. My guess was to pre record both then hit LA commercial. Sounds like others thought the same.

Continue on with your college campus convo

 

[BrownArmy]

There are days when I may have over 150 different addresses for this one stop. There is no way in hell I am going to scan and prerecord over 150 different addresses.

We get very few DFU's for this stop and those that we do get are always positive as the warehouse scans each and every package that they receive from all carriers.

I think what the poster is getting at is to scan any package, put it into prerecord, open the stop back up and scan away - that way you avoid having to hit "Y" 75 times.

Obviously doesn't work if you have an NDA, but I do this all the time in situations like you describe. No way I'm hitting "Y" 75 times.

 

[BrownArmy]

Surprised you do it this way, Dave. Why don't you scan, big arrow down, prerecord, prerecord, enter, start scanning away. They all show as 1 stop this way. Guess the 2 problems can arise as it doesn't count down the parcels this way telling you how many you have left, or let you know if you missscan something. Just have to be a bit more thorough.

You do have to be more thorough, but it's much easier than hitting "Y" for every different address.

 

[selfcancelsignal]

The majority are PAL'd to the warehouse address but the dorms are PAL'd to each dorm name and room number.

Yikes! Can see why you do it your way then.

 

[clarnzz]

Record 1 stop and prerecord, same with 2nd stop.
Hit prerecord then choose left at commercial for both stops. Hit signature . After you obtain signature diad will ask you delivery location.

This is the right answer, but since we wanna jack around, I'll say scan em both under the address you delivered them too and hit DR, MCM or MCW, it.

 

[Richard Harrow]

It's two stops to make their numbers. Do less stops friend them.

So they can pull out more routes?

Get a clue.

 

[mdnj88]

Pre-record both, LAcom is how I do it. Then I'll leave a note on closed businesses door saying where it's left at.

 

[toonertoo]

As you can see...if you come on here and ask your question you will get many different answers. So here's another one....Ask your supervisor how they want it done, then do it their way so you can stay off their list.

This

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

This

The proper method is to sheet and prerecord both stops separately, tag both as LC, complete, indicate left at location. Two stops.

 

[Wally]

Two stops. Use left at for the first.