Delivering Non-Standard Packages (Flats, Oversized, Refrigerated)

1. At the kiosk, enter your assigned Courier PIN or use a Key Card.
   
1. You can touch the Eye icon to show/hide your PIN.
2. Enter the room.
3. Using the MobileKiosk, capture the package label.
4. Select the recipient.
   
5. Depending on the package type, touch Oversized or Envelope/Flat.
   
6. Place the package in the designated area:
   
1. If it’s an envelope or a small package, place the package in the correct bin, if alphabetized: by the recipient’s last name, or if it’s by Unit #: place by the resident’s Unit #.
   
2. If the package is oversized, place the package in the designated area for oversized packages.
   
3. If the package is a perishable, place in the refrigerated section.
   
7. Touch Confirm Delivery. 
   
1. This informs the system that you have placed the package even though it is not being placed and monitored on a shelf.
   
8. Deliver additional packages.
   
9. When finished, place the device in the cradle, then exit the room and close the door.
   

Download the SPR User's Guide for detailed instructions with images. See the Reference Documents in the Knowledge Base.

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