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A delivery just landed on the dock.

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Instead of carrying paperwork to a desk, you receive it right at the pallet — count, inspect, and post, all from the phone.

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Let's work a delivery from Granite Belt and Pulley.

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From Receiving, start a new batch: choose the supply partner, note the packing-slip number, and save.

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The date's already filled in.

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Now count the pallet.

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The add-line field works like everywhere else — a few characters finds the part — then the quantity you counted.

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Eighteen timing belts, and twelve double-angle belts.

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Counting done — tap Ready to Inspect, and tap again to confirm.

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The batch locks for inspection.

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Inspection on the phone is a swipe.

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These timing belts look perfect — swipe the line to the right, and every unit passes.

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The second box took a forklift hit.

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Swipe left instead, and the damage form opens: count how many failed — one — and note what you saw.

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Then the important part: photo evidence, straight from the camera.

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On consignment, "one damaged in transit" isn't a claim — it's a documented fact the supply partner can see.

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Both lines inspected — post the batch.

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The good stock goes live in inventory, and the damaged belt goes to quarantine with its photo, waiting on a disposition.

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Received, inspected, documented, and posted — without leaving the dock.

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Next: the other direction.

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Picking an order.