Ledger Document Request Review | Entry, Source and Records
{pboot:if('How to organize document-request context'!='')}How to organize document-request context
{/pboot:if}A Ledger document request review should begin with the entry page, the source context, the package record, and the contact path. The page should not encourage the reader to send private device details. It should help the reader decide what can be checked from ordinary order and package information.
Check the entry page first
Save the page title, domain, viewed time, and contact route before responding to any request. If the source context needs a separate review, use the official-site recognition notes and keep that task outside the package record.
Separate ordinary records from private device details
| Can be reviewed | Should stay private | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Order reference | Recovery phrase | Order context is enough for delivery questions |
| Package photo | PIN | Device secrets are never needed here |
| Contact page | Private keys | Contact route is separate from device control |
Attach the request to a package record
Place the request note beside the latest package line and the relevant photo. The delivery records hub helps keep that context readable if the request is reviewed later.
Return to setup only after the record is complete
Document-request review and first-use setup are separate tasks. When the package and contact notes are finished, move to the unboxing and setup topic for device preparation.
Review checklist
- Entry page and contact route are saved.
- Only ordinary order and package records are used.
- Private device details are never placed in the request note.
- Setup starts after package records are complete.
The useful outcome is a clear record that explains where the request appeared, what package context it relates to, and which information should stay outside the delivery note.
