Keeping outer packaging for a short period is a record-keeping habit. The box photo, label area, and accessory layout can help the receiving note stay complete if a later service handoff needs the package context. The packaging record should stay separate from device setup.

Keep the Box Until the Record Is Stable
Do not discard the box before the arrival note is complete. Keep the outer packaging long enough to confirm package state, label area, and accessory view. The outer packaging record guide gives a concise structure for this step.
Photograph Packaging Before Sorting Accessories
Take the box photo first, then sort accessories. This order keeps the outside package state from being overwritten by the later accessory layout. For box contents, the Ledger accessory checklist is the clearer reference.
Connect Package Notes With Service Handoff
If a later service conversation needs context, the handoff note should mention only what the receiving record can support: package date, box condition, accessory view, and contact point used. Avoid adding conclusions that were not part of the record.
Store the Box Note Separately From Setup
Once the packaging note is finished, move device-screen and setup checks to their own workflow. The Ledger Secure Element basics can remain a device-side concept reference after the delivery record is closed.