Record the operation of a load already accepted by the parties.
Step 5 of 5 · Confirmed supply
Choose the mode on the previous step.
How you carry
Pickup place.
Everyone sees where it leaves.
!Enter the origin.
Delivery place.
Everyone sees where it goes.
!Enter the destination.
Pickup date.
The producer prepares on the right day.
Ex.: 04/07
!Enter the date.
Boarding date.
The buyer follows the timing.
Ex.: 07/07
!Use a date after pickup.
Arrival date at destination.
The buyer plans receiving.
Ex.: 09/08
!Use a date after boarding.
Final delivery date.
Closes the cycle clearly.
Ex.: 11/08
!Use a date after arrival.
Company that flies the load.
Clear tracking for everyone.
!Enter the airline.
The space reservation number made with the airline or the carrier.
Space reservation number.
Proof of guaranteed space.
!Enter the reservation number.
Flight number.
Live follow-up.
!Enter the flight.
Day of departure.
The buyer knows when it leaves.
Air waybill numbers: MAWB from the airline, HAWB from the freight agent.
Airline air waybill.
Document that identifies the load.
!Use 11 digits.
Agent air waybill.
Identifies your part of the load.
!Enter the number or leave it blank.
Company that owns the ship.
!Enter the carrier.
Reservation number on the ship.
Name of the ship.
Follow the voyage.
!Enter the vessel.
Voyage code.
Identifies the exact sailing.
!Enter the voyage.
Container code.
Tracking of your container.
!Use 4 letters and 7 numbers.
The sea transport document (Bill of Lading or Sea Waybill).
Bill of Lading or Sea Waybill number.
Document that proves boarding.
!Enter the number when issued.
Leg
One part of the route, done by one company and one mode.
Each leg has its own company and its own dates.
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Add a leg
Who runs this leg.
A clear owner of the leg.
!Enter the company.
Transport type of the leg.
Shows the right fields.
!Choose the mode.
Start of the leg.
Legs fit together.
End of the leg.
First date of the leg.
The leg has its own date.
Last date of the leg.
!Use a date after the start.