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For logistics operators and warehouses

  • Loading by eye

    And the truck leaves with space to spare, or a pallet stays behind.

  • An overloaded axle

    It can mean the truck is held and fined, even when the total weight is fine.

  • Unloading to reach the first drop

    Because the load went on in the wrong order.

  • Recommended equipment

    The truck or trailer the day's orders need.

  • Axles and maximum weight

    Maximum weight and axle loads, checked before departure.

  • Loading by stop

    The cargo for the first delivery, next to the doors.

  • Loading manifest

    A PDF for the dock and the driver: what goes in first and how much each package weighs.

  1. Load request

    The day’s orders come in, each with its destination.

  2. Validation

    You validate each truck: whether it fits, the total weight, the axle distribution and the order of the stops.

  3. Booking

    You assign or hire the truck the load needs, no bigger and no smaller.

  4. Loading

    The dock loads with the manifest: the last stop’s goods at the front.

  5. Execution

    The truck leaves with its axles within their limits and unloads at each stop without moving anything around.

A regional delivery route with three stops, planned first thing in the morning for a 13.6 m tautliner.

  1. The load

    3 orders, 3 stops

    18 pallets of building materials for the first delivery, 9 pallets of office furniture for the second and 24 cartons of spare parts for the last.

  2. The result

    Validated with warnings

    It fits and stays within the maximum weight. The warning pinpoints the problem: with the building materials by the doors, the rear axle is overloaded.

  3. The decision

    The route order changes

    The office furniture becomes the first stop and the building materials the last, next to the cab. The load is validated again and the truck leaves with its axles within their limits.

  • Your dock

    The manifest before the truck arrives.

    The loading team knows what goes in and where, and does not improvise with the driver waiting.

  • Your utilisation

    The real loading metres of each load.

    You know how much space is left in each truck and can fill it with another order before it leaves.

  • The driver

    The same manifest, stop by stop.

    They know what comes off at each stop and leave with the axle loads checked.

Frequently asked questions

Does it calculate loading metres?

Yes, used and remaining, for each piece of equipment.

Does it take the delivery order into account?

Yes: you sequence the load by the truck's stops.

Does it check axle loads?

Yes, as well as the vehicle's maximum authorised weight.

Does it work for containers?

Yes: it validates sea and air freight too.

Every truck, validated before loading.