Package Vertex Base

What we review

Readings of the tracking trail, not a catalogue of products

Each engagement is a piece of work with a sample, a place, and a written note. We review the tracking app you already run for package delivery — how scans, failed attempts, and recipient notices behave on real consignments in Malaysia.

Delivery truck parked beside stacked freight at a depot

Failed-attempt pattern study

A focused reading of “unable to deliver” events: which codes repeat, which streets and time windows they cluster on, and whether a second knock was ever recorded.

From RM 4,200 · 6–8 working days

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White delivery van on an urban street during a drop-off

Recipient notice timing review

A comparison of when the rider marked a stop against when the SMS, WhatsApp, or in-app notice actually went out — and whether the recipient still had time to come down.

From RM 3,600 · 5–7 working days

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Hands packing a cardboard carton with tape on a warehouse table

Hub scan walkthrough

A half-day on the sort floor watching inbound, outbound, and exception scans, followed by a short note on stations that parcels pass without a scan.

From RM 2,800 · Half-day on site, note within three working days

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Shipping containers stacked at a freight yard

Peak-season tracking check

A heavier sample of tracking trails taken before 11.11, Chinese New Year, or Hari Raya, so the desk knows which statuses collapse first when volume rises.

From RM 6,500 · 8–12 working days, timed before the peak

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