Shipment records

Every load moves with papers, plates and proof.

Road, rail, sea, inland waterway, air, courier or a multimodal mix — each shipment is recorded against its deal, leg by leg, so buyer and seller both see who is moving the lot, which craft carries it, what it actually weighed and which papers were raised.

What each transport mode must provide
Road
Operator
Driver licence + haulier permit
Carrier ID
Plate / chassis number
Documents
Waybill & weighbridge ticket
Rail
Operator
Train operator licence
Carrier ID
Wagon & container number
Documents
Rail consignment note (CIM)
Sea freight
Operator
Shipping line & agent
Carrier ID
Vessel name + IMO number
Documents
Bill of lading + packing list
Inland waterway
Operator
Barge operator (NIWA)
Carrier ID
Barge / tug registration
Documents
River waybill & draft survey
Air cargo
Operator
Airline / freight forwarder
Carrier ID
Flight number + ULD
Documents
Air waybill + dangerous goods form
Courier / parcel
Operator
Courier company
Carrier ID
Tracking number
Documents
Consignment note & proof of delivery
Multimodal
Operator
Lead carrier per leg
Carrier ID
Identifier for each leg
Documents
Through bill + per-leg papers