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Warehouse loading dock with stacked wooden pallets.
Freight support depends on receiving location, dock access, pallet count, and appointment constraints.

Freight support

Contact Freight Soporte

Use this route when carrier handling, liftgate, dock access, delivery timing, pallet, or receiving constraints own the issue.

Freight support

Send freight details before delivery assumptions are made.

Share receiving address, dock/liftgate needs, timing, pallet count, and shipment constraints.

Best use Owned human handoff
Before form Route choice before buyer details
Best detail Order, SKU, delivery, or account context

Selected team route

Freight or delivery help

Use this when delivery method, receiving conditions, or palletized handling changes the next step.

Try Freight Quote first

Use Freight Quote when receiving conditions, delivery method, or shipment handling already owns the next step.

Route correction first Quote, freight, wholesale, product browsing, and support paths stay visible before the general form.
Owned human handoff When a person needs to review the request, STZ captures the closest owner and the next action needed.
Context preserved Account, cart, setup, source, and recent buying context can travel with the request instead of restarting the conversation.

Contact STZ workflow

Contact STZ command flow

Route before form. Use the documented answer or buying path first, then submit one clean request when a person must own the follow-up.

01 Route before form Shop, quote, freight, wholesale, FAQ, resources, and support exits stay visible before buyer details.
02 Send useful context Order, SKU, quantity, delivery, account, photo, or blocker details make the first reply actionable.
03 One owned thread A single request is easier to route than duplicate messages across support, sales, and freight.

Contact conversion path

Route confidence before contact

The page keeps self-service, buying routes, and human handoff visible before the buyer spends time on the form.

FAQ + Resources Self-service exits

Answer simple product, shipping, return, and setup questions before creating a request.

Shop / Quote / Freight Buying routes

Move ready buyers into the path that can actually complete the job.

One routed request Human handoff

When help is needed, collect one clear owner, context, and next action.

What do you need?

Choose the fastest STZ path before using the form.

Use the route that already matches the job. Keep general contact for mixed, unclear, or human-reviewed requests.

Product help

I need product help

Use the catalog first when you are comparing product families, checking sizes, or browsing available cargo securement equipment.

Use when: If fit, setup, or compatibility is still unclear, use the technical contact route after browsing.

Quote help

I need a reviewed quote

Use Request Quote when pricing, substitutions, quantities, or approval-led buying should be reviewed before checkout.

Use when: Best for managed buying, nonstandard quantities, substitutions, or approval paperwork.

Freight / delivery

I need delivery help

Use Freight Quote when palletized handling, delivery location, timing, dock access, or receiving constraints change the order path.

Use when: Destination, dock or yard notes, access constraints, timing, and liftgate or appointment needs matter here.

Wholesale / fleet

I need account help

Use Wholesale / Fleet when the issue is repeat buying, branches, procurement support, protected pricing, or fleet program fit.

Use when: Company fit, branches, buying pattern, and account visibility are the useful details.

Order / support

I have an order or support issue

Use support when an existing order, shipment, return, warranty, replacement, or service issue needs a clear owner.

Use when: Order number, shipment details, issue summary, and what needs review now are enough.

General contact

I am not sure where this belongs

Use the general contact form when none of the dedicated buying or support routes clearly own the next step.

Use when: Describe the blocker, affected products or records, and the next action you need from STZ.

Before you submit

Use contact when a person needs to route or own the issue.

Clear context helps STZ decide whether this stays in contact or moves to quote, freight, wholesale, product help, or support.

Pick need, use route, submit contact only when needed

Contact is the owned human handoff page. Use the dedicated route when it already matches the need; submit one request when a person must review it.

  • Choose the buyer need that matches the real commercial problem today.
  • Use one request even when product, freight, support, and account questions overlap.
  • STZ can move the request into the right owned queue without asking the buyer to restart.

What to include

Good intake saves time for both the buyer and the STZ team reviewing the request.

  • Known products, categories, SKUs, or quantities
  • Destination, dock, freight, or receiving constraints
  • Whether the request is a one-off, managed quote, repeat-buy account issue, or post-purchase problem

Form routing

If you still need a person, where should STZ route it?

Use this form for general contact or mixed requests. Dedicated quote, freight, wholesale, product, and support paths are faster when they clearly apply.

Closest request type

Buyer details

Who should STZ reply to?

Use the buyer, dispatcher, or coordinator who can confirm the issue and approve the next step.

Request details

What do you need help with?

Frame the request around the route, blocker, affected product or record, and the action you need from STZ.

Include products or SKUs, order or quote references, delivery constraints, account context, photos already available, and the decision needed.

After submitting, STZ reviews the selected route and replies using the contact details provided.

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