Seven order-to-arrival checkpoints help a reader move from page review to package receipt without mixing in private setup material. Each checkpoint is small enough to mark complete, and each one points to a record the reader can find again later.
Checkpoint 1 to 3: page, item, and contact route
- Save the page title, path, and viewed time.
- Write the item name exactly as shown on the page.
- Record the contact route as a page or service path.
These first checkpoints match the order-to-arrival checkpoints reference. They keep the record grounded before the package is received.
Checkpoint 4 to 5: package and receipt note
- Photograph the outer box and visible label field.
- Write the receipt time and who completed the receipt note.
- Keep package notes separate from app or screen prompts.
Checkpoint 6: first-use boundary
When the package is opened, the next page is the unboxing setup topic. The arrival checklist ends at the package and record boundary; it does not store recovery phrases, PINs, or approval prompts.
Checkpoint 7: software-entry handoff
If the reader needs the app path after unboxing, continue with the Ledger Wallet entry topic. This handoff keeps the delivery record clean and prevents setup notes from being buried inside receipt details.
| Checkpoint | Complete when | Record kept |
|---|---|---|
| Page review | Path and viewed time saved | Page note |
| Package receipt | Photos and label field saved | Package note |
| Setup handoff | App entry is opened separately | Setup note |
Final review
The checklist is complete when the page, item, contact route, package photos, receipt note, unboxing handoff, and app-entry handoff each have their own place. A reader should be able to review the records without reading private device material.
