So who will do them when the person who used to be in the callers is out on delivery?
Automatic redelivery will take care of most of the items.
Being open for 2 hours in the morning and 2 in the afternoon will provide time for the rest.
If it doesn't then they will have to put in more resources.
I don't know how you think an App on the PDA is going to do the work of the CSP.
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So who will do them when the person who used to be in the callers is out on delivery?
Automatic redelivery will take care of most of the items. Being open for 2 hours in the morning and 2 in the afternoon will provide time for the rest.
If it doesn't then they will have to put in more resources.
I don't know how you think an App on the PDA is going to do the work of the CSP.
The thread is about the CSPs being shut completely, they'll be gone. The items will still need booking in by someone
hang on a min.. what happens to 739’d items on rural where we scan them in as undelivered in SPDO’s?, (not that they’re SPDO’s anymore), but you get where I’m coming from?, are CSP’s in rural PO’s also being scrapped or have I missed something?
hang on a min.. what happens to 739’d items on rural where we scan them in as undelivered in SPDO’s?, (not that they’re SPDO’s anymore), but you get where I’m coming from?, are CSP’s in rural PO’s also being scrapped or have I missed something?
Probably will be down to what agreements RM have with the PO
So who will do them when the person who used to be in the callers is out on delivery?
Automatic redelivery will take care of most of the items. Being open for 2 hours in the morning and 2 in the afternoon will provide time for the rest.
If it doesn't then they will have to put in more resources.
I don't know how you think an App on the PDA is going to do the work of the CSP.
The thread is about the CSPs being shut completely, they'll be gone. The items will still need booking in by someone
The items will not be getting booked in. 3 delivery attempts, then returned to sender.
What happens if the customer is away for a few days. Does it get returned to sender? If so that’s ridiculous.
Why order something to be delivered to your home if you're going to be away for a few days?
That said, it seems that we are going to copy what other, low end, delivery companies are doing. I'm sure that some of our parcel customers specifically use RM because of our CSPs which mean that they don't get many parcels returned to them.
What happens if the customer is away for a few days. Does it get returned to sender? If so that’s ridiculous.
Why order something to be delivered to your home if you're going to be away for a few days?
That said, it seems that we are going to copy what other, low end, delivery companies are doing. I'm sure that some of our parcel customers specifically use RM because of our CSPs which mean that they don't get many parcels returned to them.
Some inkjet printers have an ink subscription service where the manufacturer automatically sends out new ink cartridges in the post.
What happens if the customer is away for a few days. Does it get returned to sender? If so that’s ridiculous.
Why order something to be delivered to your home if you're going to be away for a few days?
That said, it seems that we are going to copy what other, low end, delivery companies are doing. I'm sure that some of our parcel customers specifically use RM because of our CSPs which mean that they don't get many parcels returned to them.
Some inkjet printers have an ink subscription service where the manufacturer automatically sends out new ink cartridges in the post.
Or contact lens subscriptions, gin club subscriptions, beauty box subscriptions and probably loads more.
What happens if the customer is away for a few days. Does it get returned to sender? If so that’s ridiculous.
Why order something to be delivered to your home if you're going to be away for a few days?
That said, it seems that we are going to copy what other, low end, delivery companies are doing. I'm sure that some of our parcel customers specifically use RM because of our CSPs which mean that they don't get many parcels returned to them.
Some inkjet printers have an ink subscription service where the manufacturer automatically sends out new ink cartridges in the post.
Or contact lens subscriptions, gin club subscriptions, beauty box subscriptions and probably loads more.
Those type of companies will have to look at their subscription/delivery models and not just use RM to store customers orders if they are away?
If customers realise in future that their orders will be returned then they may actually decide to start selecting a safe place, as they rarely seem to do it at present, or better still actually make some effort to be in when we are due to deliver their orders.
