A label text consistency check keeps the arrival record grounded in what can be seen on the package, page note, and first device screen. The aim is to separate waybill wording, box description, color wording, and photo notes before any setup step is started.
Compare the waybill note first
Begin with the delivery name, item wording, date, and package label area. Use one full photo and one close photo so the record has context. The unboxing photo guide is a useful reference for keeping those views separate.
Match box description with photos
Next, compare the box wording with the order note and visible color description. If the photo set needs a clearer angle, the unboxing photo-angle record shows how label view, package corner, accessory layout, and screen note can be grouped.
Separate color notes from model notes
Color wording, capacity text, and model wording should be recorded as separate lines. That makes the note easier to review later and prevents one visible detail from standing in for the whole package record.
Close with screen and app entry
After the packaging record is complete, add the first screen state and the app-entry path used for the device check. The new Ledger arrival check keeps that final step aligned with package, screen, and app context.
