How many letters (on average) in a mech tray?

[darth]

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check the implementing management performance and the paretto principal might explain the lack of figures.

[Badwolf]

RM don't really know how many letters there are. I work on a css machine and the form i have to fill in regarding the amount of letters in a tray is between 150 and 280. take your pick

[DGP1]

RM don't really know how many letters there are. I work on a css machine and the form i have to fill in regarding the amount of letters in a tray is between 150 and 280. take your pick

I think the problem is that our management just count the trays and then use the 150 figure to work out the daily traffic, they even count the letters in with the flats as flats but never the other way round .

[Tman]

RM don't really know how many letters there are. I work on a css machine and the form i have to fill in regarding the amount of letters in a tray is between 150 and 280. take your pick

I think the problem is that our management just count the trays and then use the 150 figure to work out the daily traffic, they even count the letters in with the flats as flats but never the other way round .

Problem there is that the number of trays or how full each tray is is irrelevant as a measure of the daily traffic count. The CSSs etc do it accurately every time........

[DGP1]

RM don't really know how many letters there are. I work on a css machine and the form i have to fill in regarding the amount of letters in a tray is between 150 and 280. take your pick

I think the problem is that our management just count the trays and then use the 150 figure to work out the daily traffic, they even count the letters in with the flats as flats but never the other way round .

Problem there is that the number of trays or how full each tray is is irrelevant as a measure of the daily traffic count. The CSSs etc do it accurately every time........

If the machines are so accurate then why are the trays still counted (and in some cases weighed) but never the packets or MS3.

[BELIAL]

RM don't really know how many letters there are. I work on a css machine and the form i have to fill in regarding the amount of letters in a tray is between 150 and 280. take your pick

I think the problem is that our management just count the trays and then use the 150 figure to work out the daily traffic, they even count the letters in with the flats as flats but never the other way round .

Problem there is that the number of trays or how full each tray is is irrelevant as a measure of the daily traffic count. The CSSs etc do it accurately every time........

Any idea then, why? When we do a manual check, our office figures always exceed the system traffic figures by,on average, 30%. Not having a go ,just thought you may Know why your "accurate" CSSs might come up with figures so far off the physical count conducted by Reps and DOms alike? 30% is a whopping statistical variance ,even allowing for innumerate Doms