Published by Emerald Moving & Storage • 1,200 words • 8 min read Concealed damage is damage to a shipment that is not visible from the outside of the packaging and is discovered only after the carton is opened, sometimes days after delivery. A freight claim is the...
Consignee instructions are the shipping details a designer places on a purchase order that tell a vendor exactly where and how to send a shipment so the receiving warehouse can accept it against the right project. The consignee is the party who receives the goods, and...
Protective packing is the method used to shield a piece of furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) from damage during transport and warehousing, matched to what that specific piece is most likely to be harmed by. The three most common methods, blanket wrap,...
Remote project management is the practice of running an interior design project from another state, relying on a local partner to be the eyes, hands, and judgment on the ground that the designer cannot supply in person. Out-of-state designers take on Emerald Coast...
Inventory visibility is the ability to know, at any moment, exactly where every item on a project stands between the purchase order and its final placement in the room. FF&E, the furniture, fixtures, and equipment that complete an interior design project, moves...
