Prepare the conversationPut the shipment
Put the shipment
on paper.
A useful inquiry gives the goods a context. Use these notes to describe your request, even if some details are still being worked out.
| The subject | Helpful details |
|---|---|
| The goods | Product description, carton or pallet count, packaging, approximate weight and dimensions. Flag anything needing particular handling. |
| The locations | Pickup, proposed handling location and destination where known. Include access details and the relevant on-site contacts. |
| The timing | When the goods will be ready, requested arrival or release dates, appointments and any flexibility in the schedule. |
| The work | Transportation, warehouse tasks or a combination. Describe what needs to happen and any requirements that need to be reviewed. |
| The open questions | Missing measurements, unsettled dates or arrangements that have not been made. Unknowns are worth mentioning at the start. |
Send what you knowAn outline is
An outline is
a good beginning.
Use the contact form to prepare a draft, or email your notes directly. For a time-sensitive request, call to discuss the required timing.
Prepare an inquiryAn inquiry does not confirm a booking. Service scope, equipment, pricing, timing and receiving arrangements must be agreed directly with 39th Warehouse before a shipment is arranged.
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