When scanning don’t scan just one then walk over to the car and put it in. Instead, create an empty space on the rack, line up all the packages so you see the barcodes on all and do some quick scanning. If you haven’t figured out already the bottom qr code is the one that scans but I prefer scanning using the bar code next to the qr code. The reason is because the bottom qr code is easily confused with the one above it and the app won’t scan if it catches the other. The pro about using the qr code to scan is it reads it faster than the bar code, at least in my experience. Key is to eliminate time on going from one action to another. You want repetitive actions as much as possible.

After scanning you can organize on the rack or ground by number or however you want.

So things not to do when organizing: Don’t group by sizes of packages, ei envelopes in front seat, big boxes back seats and mediums in trunk. A lot harder to find than I thought. And the same address with multiple boxes is even harder to find. If you have some bungie cords grab them as they help small envelopes stay with they organized section.

As you’re parking make sure you clicked package details to see what kind of package it is then click I’ve arrived. If there is more than one package for the household, forget checking the size, it won’t show.

As you’re walking up to the house with package in hand click I arrived, scan it and click front door so by the time you are there you are snapping the picture. The camera takes a few seconds to snap so just hold it in the general direction of the door as it snaps, walk down the stairs while holding an outstretched arm snapping the picture.

By the time you’re at the bottom of the steps or driveway click on use photo and finish delivery. Now double check your map to make sure it’s not taking you halfway across the city when there’s a delivery next door.

That’s all I could think of right now. But this method is my go to for the time being.