Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
wrongDon't expect feedback or a pat on the back if your doing well. If you haven't been called into the office, then it's a good sign.
wrongDon't expect feedback or a pat on the back if your doing well. If you haven't been called into the office, then it's a good sign.
I think my pkg count in the upper right hand corner usually says zero when I have scanned all the pkgs. How would that correlate with my mental count. Am I missing something? Which DIAD software version are you using.....Oh wait
Problem is, when you never get that number down to zero, and you can’t find any more for that stop in your package car. Did you miss a scan? Now what? Rescan a hundred pieces to see if you missed one? Or assume it’s a m/l?The remaining count is all you need to worry about. If it's > 0 keep scanning. If it = 0, CIR, stop complete, gtfo. Who cares how many you counted in your head?
Problem is, when you never get that number down to zero, and you can’t find any more for that stop in your package car. Did you miss a scan? Now what? Rescan a hundred pieces to see if you missed one? Or assume it’s a m/l?
I agree with you and I do it the same way you do, but there is another way to do it where you stack them in groups of five or 10.Do you have a hundred piece stop? And does keeping a count of that many work for you? By the time you get to 100 and the board says you've only scanned 99, do you assume you counted correctly?
I have a stop like that, and there are a lot of things going on that make it nearly impossible to keep an accurate count in my head. I make sure that I scan each package as I unload it. It takes a little longer, but not as long as rescanning all the packages.
you gotI agree with you and I do it the same way you do, but there is another way to do it where you stack them in groups of five or 10.
I agree with you and I do it the same way you do, but there is another way to do it where you stack them in groups of five or 10.
I was going to say that too, but wanted to keep it brief. It'd work as long as you can keep the customer from moving the packages around.