What you’ll learn
- Distinguish local queue from server confirmation.
- Keep file uploads and supported actions separate.
- Recover retries and conflicts without duplicate work.
Useful terms
- Queued
- Saved locally for a supported later synchronisation attempt.
- Conflict
- A mismatch requiring review because server state changed or an action cannot apply.
Step-by-step operating routine
Prepare while connected
Open the assigned work and required available papers before leaving coverage. Confirm what remains accessible offline in the current release. Do not assume every document or feature is cached automatically.
Record or confirm- Assigned job
- Available documents
- Supported offline actions
Record supported facts carefully
Use only actions documented as offline-capable. Keep the correct job and quantities. Observe whether the action is queued, pending or confirmed; a local success indication is not necessarily server acceptance.
Record or confirm- Action
- Job reference
- Quantity
- Queue state
Keep evidence ready for upload
Follow the supported capture process and protect the device. Files require a working upload connection; verify whether the current app retains a pending file or requires reattachment. Do not promise automatic offline file recovery.
Record or confirm- Evidence location
- Upload requirement
- Pending state
Reconnect and review replay
Allow supported queued actions to synchronise, then inspect results. Reopen the source record or ask dispatch to verify. A rejected action or conflict needs review, not blind repeated submission.
Record or confirm- Replay result
- Server reference
- Conflict reason
- Owner
Complete uploads and reconciliation
Upload remaining evidence when connected and verify attachment to the correct job. Reconcile quantities and collection references. If a device is lost or local storage cleared, report potentially unsynchronised work promptly.
Record or confirm- Upload result
- Source record
- Duplicate check
- Unresolved work
A queued delivery, an unuploaded file
A supported delivery update is queued during a coverage gap, but its proof file has not uploaded. On reconnection, the driver verifies the delivery action’s server result and then uploads the evidence through the supported process. Dispatch sees the actual document state; the job is not described as having approved POD merely because the local update existed.
- Check queue and server states separately.
- Verify the file upload.
- Avoid duplicate collection submissions.
Exceptions and mistakes to avoid
- Clearing browser or app storage can remove unsynchronised local work.
- Shared devices and accounts can expose another person’s queued data.
- Do not assume a retry succeeded until its result is confirmed.
Sync recovery checklist
Use after reconnecting and report unresolved conflicts to dispatch. Do not enter secrets or personal documents in this public worksheet.
| Job / action | Local state | Server result | File upload result | Remaining owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LR 001 / delivery | Queued | Verified source record | Still awaiting upload | Driver / dispatch |
Includes the illustrative row and blank rows. This is a planning worksheet, not a HiVAM import format. Keep your completed copy private; do not add credentials.
Check your understanding
Try answering first, then open the explanation. Use the worksheet and source records to practise the task.
Can every file upload work offline?
No. Files require a working upload connection; confirm pending-file behaviour in the deployed app.
What proves a queued action completed?
A confirmed server result and the correct source record, not only a local queue message.
Put it to work with HiVAM
Use these connections to explore the relevant product workflows. Confirm access in your deployed release; API capabilities require an integration or an available interface.
Delivery quantities, document packs and offline replay
Verify supported queued operations and separately complete connected uploads.
Documents, print packs and reviewed imports
Check that the evidence is linked to the correct canonical record.
Keep your learning moving.
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Try the workflow with your team.
Bring a representative job and an exception to a HiVAM demonstration. Review saved records, permissions and handoffs alongside the interface.