DanielAdams0130 · 10 Apr 2026, 07:45 UTC
We nearly accepted a drawing with exactly that missing page. The last few cartons needed a different withdrawal, which nobody had shown because the full pallet looked so convincing
13 pointsWhere does your unfinished pallet wait?
1 pointsCould you finish each order on its own pallet? Less elegant, but worth costing before inventing a part-pallet storage job.
10 pointsJane's question matters even then. Finished and unfinished can still queue for the same collection space
12 pointsJane, we have no waiting position allocated; Nathan, dispatch normally finishes each order separately, so that is the version I have asked them to draw.
1 pointsThen don't charge this comparison for an invented mixed-order buffer. Ask dispatch which actual order sizes the finish has to cope with
15 pointsYes, I meant physical waiting space, not necessarily mixing orders
8 pointsDispatch supplied the order sizes and the integrator's new finish shows the last carton without a turn, though collection still shares the empty-pallet delivery space.
11 pointsThat shared space would bother me more than a few unused carton positions. Who fetches empties while the finished pallet is waiting?
14 pointsSara, agreed about the collection conflict. Daniel, the short-order finish still needs its own handling assessment; fewer cartons doesn't automatically make the tool withdrawal easier.
6 pointsI have put both on the review: the finish itself and dispatch access, and thanks Jane for catching the waiting space before I labelled it unused.
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