Source and package review is a record workflow around arrival. It should not attack a channel or make a broad conclusion from one packaging detail. The useful sequence is fixed entry record, package condition, accessory check, device state, app prompt, and a short arrival note. Each item should describe what was observed and what the next step is.
Start with the entry record
Record the page path, order or service context, date, and the route used to reach the page. Keep the record factual and do not use it to compare channels. If the entry needs a separate route check, Official Ledger URL provides a simple source-recognition path.
Review package condition and accessories together
Package condition is easier to read when it is paired with accessory count and printed material. Do not treat one label or one fold as the whole answer. For the physical review sequence, What to Check When Unboxing helps organize outer box, accessory, device, and local note.
Match device state with app prompt
After the package record is complete, connect through a fixed app entry and compare the app prompt with the device screen. The device state should explain what the app is asking the user to do. If the app entry is unclear, return to Ledger Wallet Download and Installation Guide before continuing.
Close with an arrival note
The final note should include route, package state, accessory count, device screen, app prompt, and next step. It should not include PIN details or recovery phrase material. If the information cannot be matched, repeat the same review order rather than adding speculative comments.
