Why access to orders may be limited

In certain situations, delivery persons may have their access to orders limited. Let’s look at why this might happen and how to restore access.

Service standard violations

If a delivery person receives multiple complaints from users regarding service standard violations, their access to orders may be limited. Violations include:

• Asking for extra payment

• Rudeness

• Not delivering to the door on door-to-door orders

• Taking food orders without an insulated bag

• Setting the order status to “Package delivered” before handing the package over to the recipient

• Damaging the order

• Arriving late

The system will detect certain violations automatically, such as if the delivery person is late or does not respond to a user. In case of repeated issues, the delivery person will first get a warning. If these violations continue, their access to orders may be limited.

Once the suspension period has ended, access to orders will be restored automatically.

Misconduct

In case of a serious violation, such as stealing a package, access to orders may be permanently revoked.

Low Activity

Your Activity level indicates how often you accept or cancel orders. When you register for the service, your Activity level starts at 100 points. This is the highest score you can have.

When handling orders, you’ll lose points for skipped or canceled deliveries, and gain points for successfully completed deliveries. If your Activity level drops to 10 points or lower due to frequent cancelations, your access to the orders will be limited.

Low Ratings

Delivery persons must maintain a rating of 4.8–5 to receive orders. If your rating drops below 4.8, your access to orders will be limited and the rate will be deactivated on your account.