After a Ledger package arrives, the first useful checklist is simple: packaging, seal area, accessories, and whether the device is ready for a separate setup check. Keeping those items in order helps the receiving record stay readable instead of becoming a scattered set of photos.
Begin With the Outer Box
Look at the outer box before opening it. Record the package shape, corner condition, label position, and delivery time. If the box should be kept as part of the record, the outer packaging record guide explains how to keep that note separate from later setup.
Review Seal Areas in Plain Terms
Describe seal areas by what you can see: location, surface, alignment, and whether the package is already opened. Avoid reading more into the surface than the record can support. The goal is a plain receiving note, not a conclusion that belongs to a later review.
Count Accessories Against the Layout
Place the box contents in one visible layout and check accessories before moving to the device screen. Use the Ledger accessory checklist when you need a separate reference for box contents, cable type, and printed items.
Decide When the Checklist Is Complete
The arrival checklist is complete when the package state, seal area, accessory view, and next step are recorded. If the next step is connection or daily use, move to the Ledger use flow rather than adding setup details to the receiving checklist.
