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POSSESSION PATHWAY

Ship

The possession is sent to its approved recipient.

Ship turns a recipient assignment into a controlled fulfillment process. The recipient confirms an address and preferred timing; the coordinator or professional approves packing, cost and release before shipment.

Professional art packer wrapping a framed desert painting with protective materials for approved shipment
Ship pathway · illustrative example

WHEN THIS PATHWAY FITS

A deliberate decision with a visible next step.

  • The approved recipient cannot collect locally
  • The item can be shipped safely and economically
  • The recipient and coordinator agree on timing and cost

WHAT THE RECORD HOLDS

The information that keeps everyone aligned.

  • Portal-linked recipient and private address
  • Packing and carrier requirements
  • Approved shipping amount and payer
  • Tracking, delivery and receipt confirmation

HOW IT MOVES TO COMPLETION

From pathway choice to documented outcome.

  1. 01Verify the recipient and mailing address
  2. 02Approve packing method, timing and cost
  3. 03Collect payment when required on an eligible plan
  4. 04Track delivery and document receipt

PROOF OF COMPLETION

What closes the pathway.

  • Carrier receipt and tracking number
  • Delivery confirmation
  • Recipient acknowledgment
  • Damage or exception notes when applicable

INSIDE THE FAMILY PORTAL

See the Ship pathway in the shared record.

The Ship view protects private addresses while keeping packing approval, cost, carrier tracking and receipt confirmation connected.

PRACTICAL EXAMPLE

What ship looks like in the shared record.

A framed painting is professionally packed and shipped to an out-of-state son after the authorized decision-maker approves the address, service level and recipient-paid charge.

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