Turning an order into a delivered shipment: pick, pack, label, ship, and prove it arrived.
Turning an order into a delivered shipment: pick, pack, label, ship, and prove it arrived.
An order is not fulfilled when it leaves the building. It is fulfilled when there is evidence it arrived — a signature, a photo, a confirmation — because that evidence is what a deduction is argued against.
Every term here is one the protocol actually uses, defined for somebody who was never taught it — with the part that usually goes wrong. All terms →