Track Every Package Across Your Facility — From Arrival to Recipient

On-Demand Webinar Hosted By FacilityOS

On-Demand Webinar

A Receive Scan Only Tells Part of the Story

For some teams, scanning a package and notifying the recipient is all the process they need. But as volumes increase, item types diversify, and packages change hands multiple times before reaching their destination, a single receive scan leaves a lot of the chain of custody untold. In this session, we walk through how Logistics OS gives teams the flexibility to define and track every step, whether that's two or ten.

Join Solutions Engineer Jesse Rosenbaum of FacilityOS for a practical look at where visibility breaks down inside the facility, how the platform adapts to your workflow, and a live product demo showing package tracking from arrival to final handoff.

What to Expect

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Most systems can tell you a package arrived. What happens after that (who moved it, where it went, whether it reached the right person) is a different story. For sensitive or high-value items, those gaps carry real consequences.

We dive into:

  • What goes untracked after a receive scan and why it matters
  • How blind spots develop without anyone noticing until something goes wrong
  • What's actually at stake when packages change hands without a record

What the Data Tells Us

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42%
of teams say audit, compliance, or chain of custody tracking is their biggest daily challenge
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71%
face delivery disputes at least once per week
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74%
cannot say with certainty their chain of custody records are audit-ready
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45–90 min
average staff time spent investigating a single missing package

Presented By

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