
First Picture: Package Picture
A clear image of the package label helps verify the correct package and receiver information.
Guidelines for handling common delivery issues efficiently.
Use these steps to keep your route moving without creating claims.
The driver reaches an apartment complex, but the call box is not working, or the customer is unresponsive.
The driver is unable to find street parking near the delivery location.
Proof of delivery protects you and keeps routes clean.
The customer comes outside before the delivery confirmation process is completed.
The delivery app does not specify clear drop-off instructions, and the customer is unresponsive.
Rain or extreme weather conditions may damage the package if left outside.
Handle refusal, no-safe-drop, and delays with clean documentation.
No secure location is available to leave the package, and the customer is unresponsive.
The customer refuses to accept the package, claiming they did not order it or has moved and does not provide updated local address.
The driver is running late due to traffic, road closures, or multiple failed delivery attempts.
Taking clear, high-quality delivery photos eliminates claim risk and helps prevent compensation adjustments.

A clear image of the package label helps verify the correct package and receiver information.

Capture the package with the address visible. Address numbers can be on the curb, mailbox area, or the house.
Reminder: mailbox deliveries are not allowed.

Step back to capture the entire door and drop-off location. For apartments, include the unit number.