Commonly used expression terms are:
Receiving goods: it refers to picking up goods at the customer's home, also called picking up goods.
Transit: refers to the operation process that the transportation department transfers the goods collected by each station to each destination or the next operation point according to the region and mode of transportation.
Distribution: the process of sorting the goods collected by each station by region and mode of transportation.
Delivery: according to the customer's requirements, deliver the goods to the customer who receives the goods.
When the station sends goods, it means that the station that receives goods sends goods.
Transfer: refers to the distribution center that receives the goods sent by this site. Forward piece: refers to the goods that are sent out again after sorting by the distribution center.
The arrival of goods at the station refers to the station where the goods should be delivered to receive the goods. Customs declaration: refers to the process that export goods are declared to the customs and released after customs inspection.
Customs clearance: refers to the process that imported goods are declared to the customs and released after customs inspection.
Customs detention: refers to the process that import and export goods are temporarily handed over to the customs for handling due to problems in various customs operations such as inconsistent declarations or conflicts with relevant customs regulations.
Delivery details: a detailed list of goods to be delivered. Service scope: the services that the company can provide to customers.
Out-of-service: the service that the company cannot provide to its customers.
Misposted bill of lading: Dai Li, Zhang Guan, changed bill of lading or posted multiple copies randomly.
Multiple items: extra goods that do not belong to this website. For example, the number of goods that should arrive at this station is 30 pieces, and the number of goods actually arrived and counted is 3 1, which belongs to multiple pieces.
Shortage: shortage of goods. For example, a bill of lading shows that there are two pieces of goods in this order, and the actual quantity of goods arrived and counted is 1 piece, which is a shortage.
Multi-bill system: the situation that multiple goods belong to one bill of lading.
Problem parts: all kinds of express mail that do not meet the operating standards during operation.
Receipt: at the request of the sender, when delivering the goods, instead of the sender, the recipient is required to sign the delivery note with the goods attached, and the signed note is called the receipt.
Bill of lading: one of the bills of lading signed and confirmed by the consignee when the goods are delivered. It is a receipt signed by the customer and given to the clerk to record the information when the goods are delivered. Short for delivery note, and receipt are not the same type of documents. Receiving, the receiving customer signs the delivery note and delivery receipt of the delivery customer, and the receiving customer signs the Asian wind bill of lading.
Detained parts: goods that have been detained and have not been operated normally according to the operation flow and time limit.
Sensitive parts: export commodities are restricted commodities, which are easy to be checked.
Delivery status: the status of the goods when they are delivered after mailing, as well as the status of being delivered and delivered. All belong to the dispatch state.
Hong Kong: Speedpost mail sent from all over the world with Hong Kong as its destination.
Taiwan Province Province: Express mail sent from various places with the destination of Taiwan Province Province.
International part: Express mail sent from various places to destinations outside Chinese mainland, Hongkong and Taiwan Province Province. It also includes the express delivery from Chinese mainland to Hongkong, Taiwan Province and Macau as required by customers. Our company can deliver express delivery according to our own way and route, but if customers have such requirements, these pieces are international. Intra-regional part: express mail circulating with each other in the same management area.
Part of the province: express mail circulating with each other in the province.
Outside the province: express mail sent from one place to another province.
Air mail: express mail sent from all over the world that needs to be airlifted to its destination.