Build a parcel manifest from actual contents
O-H has ten cups and four stands. The synthetic order instruction requires one complete handover, not partial dispatch. Cups are split between parcels P-H1 and P-H2; stands belong to P-H2. Parcel labels identify packages but do not prove that their contents are complete.
| Parcel | Cups | Stands | Check state |
|---|---|---|---|
| P-H1 | 6 | 0 | Sealed; checked |
| P-H2 | 4 | 4 | Contents checked; awaiting seal |
| O-H total | 10 | 4 | Handover awaits both parcels |
Complete the manifest before the handover
- Assign parcels to order
- Record actual contents per parcel
- Compare totals with order lines
- Check and seal remaining parcel
- Handover both parcel IDs together
A missing parcel or unsealed required parcel keeps the complete-order handover pending; a driver collecting early is not a partial-dispatch approval.
The final handover names P-H1 and P-H2, not merely “two boxes”. Preserve their content lines for later loss or shortage investigation. If the order owner later permits a partial dispatch, record which parcel and which remaining lines are affected before handing anything over.
With P-H1 sealed and P-H2 still open, is O-H ready under the supplied instruction?
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No. Content totals match ten cups and four stands, but both required parcels must be ready. Seal and identify P-H2 before the complete handover.