| Setting | What it does |
| Adding an event for an issue marks the issue as resolved | If an issue occurs and you raise a resolution event, the original issue will be automatically marked as resolved |
| Events can be added to any route | You can restrict delivery events to only be manifested to existing routes and schedules |
| For new sites a receipt email is required | All new sites require a receipt email address for sending delivery receipts to |
| For new sites access times are required | All new sites require access times |
| Held items are cleared automatically 7 days after the to date has passed | If an item is put on hold with a to date it will be automatically cleared after 7 days and delivery will resume |
| Automatically refresh manifest screens after x mins | You can then use either of the manifest screens to show you live updates |
| Setting | What it does |
| From Email Address | When emailing a receipt, use this as the from address |
| Subject | The subject used when emailing a receipt |
| Email Body | The html content used when emailing an receipt |
| Setting | What it does |
| Send service attempted receipt on Site Issues | On the mobile application if you mark a site as having an issue a receipt with a different layout and content can be used instead of the standard receipt |
| Waste items marked as hazardous require a consignment number | For customers using SEPA - Scottish Environment Protection Agency consignments notes. This will force the driver to enter the next available consignment note number on the device |
| Setting | What it does |
| Delivery From | If a site does not have access times set, the email will replace {DeliveryFrom} with this time |
| From Email Address | When emailing a pre-booking notification,use this as the from address |
| Subject | The subject used when emailing the pre-booking notification |
| Email Body | The content of the email. You can use the placeholders {SiteName}, {DeliveryDate}, {DeliveryFrom} and {DriverName} to put information into the email which will be specific to the site when the email is sent. |