Recording delivery temperatures (and why accept/reject is your call)
Delivery temperatures have no automated pass or fail band. Rated5 records the number you enter, and whether the delivery is accepted or rejected is a decision made by whoever's on the door.
Log the delivery and enter the temperature
When stock arrives, record the delivery and enter the temperature the goods arrived at, alongside the supplier and items.
There's no calculated verdict
Unlike storage, cook or reheat readings, a delivery temperature is never run through a server-side band calculation. Rated5 simply records the figure you enter — it doesn't tell you whether it's a pass or a fail.
Accept or reject is your judgement
You mark the delivery accepted or rejected yourself, based on the reading, the packaging, and the state of the goods.
A rejected delivery needs a reason
Marking a delivery rejected requires a reason. It also opens a guided corrective action automatically, so the follow-up — return, replace, or whatever your process calls for — is tracked the same way any other issue is.
Delivery checks sit alongside every other reading type in temperature logging.
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