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LoveGoBuy: Streamlining Parcel Adjustments — A Guide to Logging Weight Changes and Repacking

2026-02-27

At LoveGoBuy, accurate freight calculation is foundational to our service. Parcel adjustments like weight changes or repacking requests are common, but without clear documentation, they can lead to billing discrepancies and customer misunderstandings. This guide details the standardized procedure for recording these adjustments in our master spreadsheet to ensure complete transparency and operational clarity.

The Core Workflow: Before and After Any Parcel Action

Every physical adjustment to a parcel must be mirrored by a digital entry. The process follows a simple but non-negotiable two-step log for each event:

  1. Record the Initial State:
  2. Record the Verified Outcome:

How to Log in the Shared Spreadsheet

Our central Parcel_Adjustments_Log.xlsx

Column Header Purpose & Required Data Example Entry
Parcel ID Unique tracking or order number. LGB-7842-9
Date/Time of Request When the change was requested by the customer or team. 2023-10-26 14:30
Adjustment Type Dropdown: Weight Update, Repack, Consolidation, Removal. Repack
Initial Weight (kg) Weight before adjustment. Mandatory. 2.85
Initial Dimensions (cm) L x W x H before change, if applicable. 30x22x15
Requested Action Brief description. e.g., "Remove shoebox." Repack to reduce volume.
Action Taken & Final Weight/Dimensions Result after adjustment. Verified data only. Box changed. Final: 1.95 kg, 28x20x12
Staff Initials Who performed/verified the change. MJL
Notes Any relevant details for audit. Customer emailed approval for repack on 26/10.

Best Practices for Transparent Logs

  • Timeliness is Key:during or immediately after
  • No Blank Critical Fields:Initial WeightFinal Weight
  • Audit Trail:
  • Consistent Format:
  • Weekly Review:

Conclusion: Transparency Drives Trust

Meticulous logging in our adjustment spreadsheet is not just administrative work—it's a core component of customer integrity and financial accuracy. By providing a clear, indisputable record of why a parcel's calculated freight changed, we protect the company from revenue loss and build stronger trust with every customer. Remember: If it's not logged, it didn't happen.

For questions on specific scenarios, please contact the Logistics Lead.