HarishAllen0315 · 12 Mar 2025, 22:53 UTC
Ask for the delivery document tied to the controller crate's own mark, including the destination. A shared tracking status cannot tell you whether two packages were delivered together, even when that was the plan.
11 pointsThe forwarder supplied a second receipt. Its postcode is ours, but the building number differs. Our site has several separately numbered units (all under one company name).
10 pointsThat is a useful lead. Has anyone checked the receiving point at that unit, using the crate mark rather than asking generally about a robot delivery?
20 pointsThey remember a small equipment crate but cannot identify it from memory. Their stores supervisor is checking incoming photos against the mark.
10 pointsClassic campus delivery. Right company, wrong door.
16 pointsPossibly. We still need the mark matched before calling it found; another department receiving a similar crate does happen, especially where everything arrives through the same courier.
23 pointsDoes the seller's label show the wrong building, or did the forwarder change the address? Check the label photo. That may prevent a repeat delivery to the same place.
1 pointsAny result from the stores photographs? If they match, ask who currently has the crate, because the receipt only establishes where it was at delivery.
8 pointsMatched and located in that unit's equipment store. The consolidator's label had the wrong building. An internal transfer is arranged; we have not opened the crate yet.
19 pointsFound, then. Buy that stores supervisor a tea.
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