What is a common issue that might require an Adhoc delivery?

An Adhoc delivery may be required in situations where system errors occur because these errors can disrupt the usual logistics and fulfillment processes. When the systems used to manage inventory, track shipments, or process orders fail, it can create unexpected gaps in operations. As a result, packages that were intended to be delivered on a regular schedule may not reach their destinations on time.

In such scenarios, implementing an Adhoc delivery is necessary to rectify the situation and ensure that customers receive their orders as quickly as possible. This approach allows the fulfillment team to respond dynamically to unexpected issues and maintain customer satisfaction despite the operational hiccups caused by the system errors.

While other options may reflect circumstances that could affect delivery efficiency, they do not inherently create the same urgent need for an immediate and non-standard response as system errors do.