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Plan the whole journey into a usable space
A product can fit its destination while failing to reach it. Earlier access planning changed the customer promise and required us to accept time and expense before dispatch.
The furniture was suitable for the patio in the sales drawing. The customer had checked the intended space, and the product dimensions were recorded. What the account did not adequately describe was the route through the property. Doors, stairs, turns and permitted access could prevent the packaged sections from reaching the place where the furniture would be used. The delivery crew encountered that problem after the customer had already organised a day around the visit. A process that looked complete before dispatch had left a consequential question for the most inconvenient moment.
