Which of the following is NOT a contributing factor to a miss on DEA?

The correct choice highlights that poor flex acceptance does not directly lead to a miss on the Delivery Experience Assessment (DEA). Flex acceptance refers to the ability to adapt or change the delivery schedule based on varying conditions, providing flexibility in meeting delivery expectations. Therefore, not being dispatched due to poor flex acceptance doesn't inherently affect the actual delivery execution when the package is in transit or once it is loaded for delivery.

In contrast, late linehaul arrival, inaccurate package counts, and weather-related delays are all factors that can impact the timely and accurate delivery of packages. A late arrival can disrupt the scheduled delivery, inaccurate counts can lead to unsatisfied customers and operational inefficiencies, and adverse weather conditions can impede the delivery process directly. These factors are measurable and directly influence the DEA outcomes, making them critical to evaluate when analyzing delivery performance.