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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Auditor's Name

  • Location

Warehouse/QCC Pickups

  • Packages are received and scanned on LOP

  • MUs are created, this can be in the form of a vehicle, Cage etc

  • At handover point, receiving is given on email containing TN

  • PH will scan the MU and move it towards SC

  • Packages are loaded in the vehicle with extreme care and are stacked as per correct orientation.

  • Fragile items are stacked as per protocol in the vehicles

First Mile Station

Station to Sort Center

  • Packages are handed over to the PH in the form of MUs and the PH scan all the MUs in their device

  • Gate pass containing the count of MUs, is handed over to admin by PH on his departure from station

Customer Return Dropoff

  • Packages are handed over to the PH in the form of MUs and an email is sent from the station to the sort center containing Tracking Number and MU#

Vendor Pick Up

  • If seller marks the package RTS before 12pm, the package is picked up the same day. Or else the package is picked up the next day

  • Every PH should have a mobile phone having a configured LOP app running

  • All the packages are scanned in the LOP app via handle devices of PH

  • PH call each Vendor before picking up the package. The first 5 Vendors are called before the PH leaves the hub facility. Once the 3rd Vendor attempted the PH will call the next 5 Vendors and so on. If the package(s) is not ready, PH will skip/reschedule the seller's route

  • PH will notify the seller after arriving at his/her pickup point through the LOP app. "I have arrived"

  • Pickup Hero will refuse packages which broken / leakage / and are not packed as per the Daraz packaging standards

  • Every DRTV package is returned to the origin station

  • Hero will provide the signature on seller demand

  • For Bulky package , if one TN has multiple items and can’t be packed in single package then Seller will mention the no of pieces on AWB. for instance, packages has two items then marking should be like this ½ 2/2

  • If the package is on RTS for more then 24 hours, route team will inform the PSC team via email.

  • Handover of all the picked packages to Sort Center's inbound is done in the presence of the Pick up Hero

  • For consignment pickup, Vendor Manager has to place a booking on the portal and inform FM team via email regarding the pickup time

First Mile Reverse Sort-Failed Delivery Process

  • For FD 3PL, package must be returned within 25 days, or won't be accepted

  • Email receiving is given to DEX for FD and Customer Return packages

  • Receiving is given on printed manifest to 3PL, an email is sent to transport, and record is maintained for FD packages

  • Packages are handed over by Reverse team to the Route team in the form of sealed MUs

  • Sorting of packages is done based on their destinations

  • Email is dispatched to the relevant stations with their respective RS attached of FD packages

  • PH will take the package to the relevant stations and they will give the receiving on email to Reverse Sort

  • In case of warehouse packages, email is sent to WH containing RS and count of TN

  • In case of DRTV, packages are sent directly to the vendor and receiving is taken on a system generated manifest

  • Every "DRTV package" is attempted within 1 day after the route team receives it

  • 3 attempts are made for each DRTV package and the attempts are made on consecutive day basis

  • If the 3 attempts fail, the issue is immediately escalated to PSC team via email

  • After escalating the pending DRTV issues to PSC team ,if the issue doesn't get resolved within 72 hours then station will mark these packages as scrap

  • Details of scrap items are recorded and details are shared by FM with management

  • Scrap packages should be handed over to the NGOs within at least 15 working days

  • Receiving from NGO of charity items are attached on email, which is sent to management

Customer Return Pickup

  • Are calls being made to the customer 3 times within 24 hours to confirm the pickup (2nd and 3rd attempt to be made if the 1st attempt fails)

  • are the customer confirming calling logs being maintained for the return pickup

  • All manual calls are being made through VPABX

  • SMS is being sent out to customer to notify them about the failed physical pickup

  • Pickup hero calls the customer before picking up the package for confirmation of customer availability and location.

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