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Ordered, loaded, delivered and accepted kept as separate numbers.
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Digital proof of delivery
SignedPOD turns each delivery into an electronic proof of delivery record: what was ordered, what was accepted, what went wrong, and who signed for it.
Delivery DL-1042 · PO-48271
Colignan North Farm
Received by J. Marchetti, Farm Manager · 14:26 AEST
Each element below is captured in the working product, on the same record.
Ordered, loaded, delivered and accepted kept as separate numbers.
Batch or lot numbers and expiry against the line item.
Arrival, line-item and exception photos stored privately.
Receiver name, role and signature, plus the driver's confirmation.
A docket book records that a delivery happened. It rarely records what was actually accepted. When the load is short by four bags, or a drum arrives damaged, the note is written in a hurry, if at all, and the office finds out when the customer queries the invoice weeks later.
Electronic proof of delivery closes that gap by making the exception part of the normal flow. The driver enters what was accepted, picks a reason for the difference and takes a photo. The record is complete before anyone leaves the site.
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A digital delivery docket is the electronic version of the paper docket a driver would hand over. In SignedPOD it is a structured record: the products and quantities, anything short or damaged, batch details where relevant, photos, the receiver's name and signature, and the time and place of confirmation.
A photo is an image. You cannot search it, total it or report on it. A digital POD record stores each fact separately, so the office can search by customer or site, see every exception recorded this month, and answer a query in seconds.
No. The receiver confirms and signs on the driver's phone. There is nothing for the farm or site to install.