Ola Lake
Depot worker
“My parcel’s consecutive statuses were Reserved, Dispatched, Packed.”
EASY · CASE FILE
Easy · WREN DELIVERY DEPOT
Three depot workers describe successive recorded statuses for separate parcels. The depot’s verified workflow was enforced automatically. A reported sequence may start midway through the workflow, but every consecutive change must be allowed.
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Depot worker
“My parcel’s consecutive statuses were Reserved, Dispatched, Packed.”
Depot worker
“Mine went Reserved, Packed, Dispatched.”
Depot worker
“The two statuses I reported were Packed, then Dispatched.”
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LOCATION SKETCH
The packing bench stood near the exit. The plan does not change the enforced statuses.
The packing bench stood near the exit. The plan does not change the enforced statuses.
ENFORCED WORKFLOW
The only allowed changes are Reserved → Packed and Packed → Dispatched. No step may be skipped or reversed, and a dispatched parcel cannot return to Packed.
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DESK RECORD
Each parcel had a valid address. A valid address did not disable workflow checks.
Each parcel had a valid address. A valid address did not disable workflow checks.
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