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How are days added once delivered?


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I have an order that I have delivered and the customer has put it in revision and now wants to add new items. He has no problem paying for it, but the gig is already showing 3 days late (the order was delivered on time, but of course it took a few days before the client placed it in revision). If I add a gig extra to it and add 2 days to it, what is the new due date? Is it 2 days from acceptance of the extra, or 1 day late because it just added it to the end of the previous due date?

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I have an order that I have delivered and the customer has put it in revision and now wants to add new items. He has no problem paying for it, but the gig is already showing 3 days late (the order was delivered on time, but of course it took a few days before the client placed it in revision). If I add a gig extra to it and add 2 days to it, what is the new due date? Is it 2 days from acceptance of the extra, or 1 day late because it just added it to the end of the previous due date?

2 days from acceptance of the extra

there is no late delivery once you deliver the order by time.

it will show you 1 day late probably. i am really sorry i have forgotten.

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2 days from acceptance of the extra

there is no late delivery once you deliver the order by time.

it will show you 1 day late probably. i am really sorry i have forgotten.

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2 days from acceptance of the extra

there is no late delivery once you deliver the order by time.

it will show you 1 day late probably. i am really sorry i have forgotten.

You are correct.

The gig was 3 days late (actually almost 4). I put the gig extra with a 4 day turnaround time. When it was accepted, it showed 8 hours until it was due. By this, it appears that any gig extra, the days add to the original order based on the original order date. So by the example, I gave above, it would show up 1 day late as you said.

Of course, you are also correct, in that it will never be counted as late as long as my initial delivery was on time. It just communicates better to the client NOT to see a big red ‘LATE’ on the order.

Thank you so much for your response.

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