How do I report a problem with building access or route restrictions?

If you run into building access problems or route restrictions during a flyer job, the issue should be documented and reported as soon as possible. Access-related obstacles can affect campaign coverage and job completion, so it is important that the assignment record accurately reflects what happened in the field.

Examples may include locked gates, restricted properties, blocked route segments, entry limitations, or other conditions that prevent the assignment from being completed as planned. Workers should not guess how to handle the issue or skip affected areas without notice. Instead, they should clearly document what blocked the work and follow the proper reporting process.

Prompt reporting helps the campaign team review whether the route needs clarification, adjustment, or another follow-up step. It also supports more accurate campaign records by showing that any missed or incomplete area was caused by an access limitation rather than an unreported omission.

Overall, building access and route restriction issues should be documented and reported quickly so the campaign can be reviewed accurately and the assignment record stays complete.