Fictional case study
Two peak weeks, one cage plan
A fictional sender doubles its volume for two weeks. The fix is intake, not more vans.
Scenario figures, written for the demo. No real shop, lab, or customer is described.
The setup
Two peak weeks, one cage plan
A fictional home-goods sender doubles its daily volume for two weeks around a promotion. The depot has the same belt, the same doors, and no room for a second sort.
Fictional case study
- 01
Cage-level intake
Intake scanned the cage as a unit, so a missing box was found before sorting rather than after the run left.
- 02
First run assigned at intake
Each cage joined a named run at the door, which kept the belt from becoming a waiting room.
- 03
Discrepancy list, same hour
Short picks and damaged boxes went to the sender as a list within the hour, while the cage was still intact.
What moved
What moved
Scenario figures, written for the demo.
We expected to rent vans. What we needed was to stop opening cages twice.
Next step
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