What should happen to your pile?
Add a row for each size and condition on your dock. The sorter groups them into what looks worth selling, what needs clearing and what you could buy back sorted.
What is on your dock
One row per size and condition. A rough count is enough.
Where it sorts
The lane you pick turns yellow and goes into the request. The sorter groups; it does not price, grade by eye or promise a minimum.
What it does and does not do
- It groups by condition: Grade A, Grade B and Combo rows land in the sell lane. Grade C, Mixed load and Core rows land in the clear lane.
- The third lane lists the sizes in your clear rows, so you can ask for sorted stock in those sizes back.
- It assumes nothing about price, pickup, turnaround or minimum quantity, and it does not grade by eye. A row you call Grade A is a Grade A as far as the sorter knows.
- The lane you pick turns yellow, and the request below it is filled in with that lane, the size, the condition, the count and a note listing your rows. Change any of it before you send.
If you only have a few minutes
One row is enough. A rough number is enough. If you do not know a grade, choose Mixed load. If you do not know a size, choose Other size and say what you can see in the note. For heat treatment, see heat-treated pallets; for what a grade looks like, see the grade guide.