Information entering this stage
Destination and receiving conditions
Packing, labels and documentation needs
Delivery sequence and timing requirements
Control stage 06
Order Delivery
Coordinate protection, package identification, documentation and delivery sequence for the destination and buyer-side handoff.
Buyer valueProject materials arrive with clearer identification, protection and receiving information.
What this stage should produce
Protected and identified packages
Packing and delivery records
Clear handoff information for receiving teams
How ambiguity is kept visible
Rigid panels receive flat support and edge protection
Flexible drapery and accessories follow the approved packing and identification plan
Labels and documents connect packages to the order before handoff
What this step usually needs
Execution pages help buyers bring better inputs
DrawingsApplication contextMaterial directionFinish expectationsTimelineDestination market
Process evidence
Records that support this control stage
01
Marked drawings, approved samples, inspection records, labels, or packing images are kept with the relevant order stage.
02
The evidence is used to show what was reviewed, what was approved, and what was released to the next stage.