Transport orders
LogisticsTransport orders are the heart of your forwarding business – from intake through dispatch to delivery and invoicing, including cross-border across Europe.
What you do here
Use „New order“ to capture the customer, sender and receiver with address and country, the pickup and delivery times and the cargo (description, weight, loading metres, packages). Under terms you record the Incoterm, goods value, freight price, the CMR consignment-note number and flag dangerous goods (ADR) or customs-relevant (non-EU) shipments. On the board you drag the order from New via Planned and In transit to Delivered – the status saves instantly. In one tap you confirm an order, mark it in transit, delivered or invoiced.
Tips
The tabs „Open“, „In transit“ and „Delivered“ separate ongoing work from invoicing – ideal for dispatch and accounting. The calendar shows delivery dates per receiver location at a glance; overdue dates are marked in red. For shipments outside the EU (e.g. to Switzerland or the UK) set „Customs required“; for dangerous goods enable „ADR“ so dispatch spots it immediately. Drivers can see orders but cannot change them.
Legal requirements
Dangerous goods (ADR, Directive 2008/68/EC): When you enable „Dangerous goods (ADR)“, document the UN class, the packing group (I/II/III) and – for tunnel transits – the tunnel restriction code. These details belong in the transport document; the driver needs a valid ADR certificate. CMR consignment note: Cross-border road transport must carry the international CMR consignment note; record the CMR number on the order. Customs for non-EU (Union Customs Code, Reg. (EU) No 952/2013): When you set „Customs required“ (e.g. Switzerland, UK), capture the EORI number, the HS / customs tariff code of the goods, the customs declaration number (MRN) and the customs reference, and attach the export accompanying documents. Retention: Transport, freight and customs records must be retained for the applicable commercial and tax periods – in Germany generally at least 10 years; customs records under Union customs law typically at least 3 years.
What you can do here
- ✓Transport orders
- ✓Delivery dates
- ✓Transport order
- ✓New order
- ✓Edit
- ✓Delete
- ✓Set status
- ✓Confirm
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