Transporeon Digital Transport Documents dashboard showing shipment signatures from shipper, driver, and recipient with QR code sharing

Dock & Yard Management

Digital Transport Documents for Shippers

Compliant, paperless, digital proof for every transport

Make every transport document digital, compliant and shareable


Go paperless across your entire transport workflow. Digital Transport Documents brings eCMR, Carta de Porte / DCA and the eDelivery Note together in one connected, legally compliant flow. Every consignment, control document and delivery is now real-time, shareable data.

BENEFIT

Connect every document and stakeholder in one workflow

Manage eCMR, Carta de Porte / DCA and the eDelivery Note on one platform, with a shared record for shippers, carriers, drivers, recipients and authorities. Changes are reflected in real time, removing parallel processes and keeping everyone aligned on the latest information.

Logistics worker using Transporeon digital transport documents template on tablet to manage eCMR and eDelivery workflows
BENEFIT

Stay compliant and ready for inspections with QR codes

Create legally valid records with eIDAS advanced electronic signatures and ensure compliance with EU standards. Documents are securely stored, retrieved and shared with authorities using QR codes, helping you to prepare for eFTI while simplifying roadside checks.

Close-up of a person's hands using a smartphone in front of a blurred truck, featuring a European Union flag icon with a checkmark and padlock for secure digital documentation.
BENEFIT

Accelerate the delivery-to-cash cycle

Receive signed proof of delivery as soon as the handover is complete instead of waiting for paper documents to return. Finance teams can invoice sooner, reduce payment delays and improve cash flow with a clear digital record of fulfillment.

Dashboard view of an eCMR platform showing shipment fields, a data table, and digital signature status cards for the shipper, driver, and recipient.
BENEFIT

Resolve exceptions with reliable evidence

Record comments, photos, seal numbers and quantity discrepancies directly at handover. A time-stamped trail gives every party the same context, enabling faster reconciliation and reducing avoidable claims and disputes.

A smiling truck driver uses a red smartphone in front of his vehicle, next to a digital interface displaying transport info, a QR code, and a shipper's signature confirmation.
BENEFIT

Make digital adoption easy for every participant

Drivers and recipients can open documents by scanning a QR code, and sign on any device without an app, account or training-heavy rollout. This makes the workflow practical across both large carrier networks and occasional users.

Dashboard view of an eCMR platform showing shipment fields, a data table, and digital signature status cards for the shipper, driver, and recipient.

How Digital Transport Documents works

 

Create

 A digital document (eCMR, DCA or eDelivery Note) is generated automatically from the transport order.

Access

Carriers, drivers and recipients open it instantly by scanning a QR code — no app or login required.

Sign

Each party signs on glass with eIDAS advanced electronic signatures, adding comments, photos or discrepancies.

Share & store

The final document updates in real time for all parties and authorities, and is archived as a legally valid record.

Create

 A digital document (eCMR, DCA or eDelivery Note) is generated automatically from the transport order.

Access

Carriers, drivers and recipients open it instantly by scanning a QR code — no app or login required.

Sign

Each party signs on glass with eIDAS advanced electronic signatures, adding comments, photos or discrepancies.

Share & store

The final document updates in real time for all parties and authorities, and is archived as a legally valid record.

Digital Transport Documents is modular

Start with the document you need today, and add more as your operation and regulations evolve.

eCMR

eCMR

The digital consignment note

 

Built on the IRU 2007 model with eIDAS advanced electronic signatures, the eCMR replaces paper, collates information from all parties and displays it in real time, ready to share with shippers, carriers, consignees, 3PLs and authorities. Compliant by design.

 

  • Advanced e-signatures: eIDAS-compliant
  • Real-time sharing with QR-codes
  • Inspection-ready

Carta de Porte / DCA

Carta de Porte / DCA

The digital Documento de Control Administrativo

 

The Documento de Control Administrativo (DCA) is the administrative control document required for domestic transport and cabotage in Spain. Our solution is digital, accessible and traceable, meeting strict Spanish requirements including PDF/A format, QR code access and eIDAS-compliant electronic signatures. Existing eCMR customers simply enable the DCA setting.

 

  • One solution for domestic and international transport
  • Spanish-ready layout
  • Ready for evolving regulations

eDelivery Note

eDelivery Note

Goods receipt, confirmed digitally

 

Also known as electronic proof of delivery (ePOD), the digital version of the paper delivery note turns every goods handover into a real-time digital record that aligns delivered goods with invoices, prevents disputes and speeds up payment.

 

  • Instant proof of delivery
  • Item-level discrepancies
  • Standards-based & multilingual

Facts and Figures

13
saved per consignment note
2
minutes
to confirm a delivery digitally
25
%
fewer delivery disputes with digital proof of delivery
9
July 2027
EU authorities must accept digital transport data (eFTI)

Built for anyone that moves goods

Transport and logistics planners

Replace paper with real-time, shareable data.

Goods receipt and warehouse teams

Confirm deliveries and log discrepancies digitally at handover.

Finance and accounts receivable

Trigger invoicing on instant proof of delivery to accelerate cash flow.

Compliance and legal teams

Stay eFTI-ready with eIDAS-valid signatures and audit-ready logs.

 

Ready to go paperless?

Bring eCMR, Carta de Porte / DCA and the eDelivery Note together in one compliant, real-time workflow — and turn
every transport document into connected, actionable data.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Digital Transport Documents?

Digital Transport Documents (DTD) is our solution to replace paper-based transport paperwork including the eCMR consignment note, the Carta de Porte / DCA control document and the eDelivery Note (ePOD) with digital documents. Trimble brings each one together in one connected, legally compliant platform so shippers, carriers, recipients and authorities share the same real-time record instead of paper.

 

What is an eCMR?

The eCMR is the digital version of the paper CMR consignment note used in international road transport. It is created, signed and exchanged electronically using eIDAS advanced electronic signatures, and shared in real time between all parties and authorities.

 

What is the Carta de Porte / DCA?

The Documento de Control Administrativo (DCA), or Carta de Porte, is the administrative control document required for domestic transport and cabotage in Spain. Trimble's digital DCA meets Spanish technical requirements and is an extension of the eCMR. Existing eCMR customers can enable it through settings, at no extra cost.

 

What is an eDelivery Note (ePOD)?

The eDelivery Note, also called electronic proof of delivery (ePOD), is the digital version of the paper delivery note, commonly used in domestic transport. It captures every goods handover as a real-time digital record, aligning delivered goods with invoices to prevent disputes and speed up payment.

 

Are digital transport documents legally valid?

Yes. Trimble's solution uses the eIDAS advanced protocol, making digital signatures legally equivalent to ink signatures, and complies with EU standards (UN/CEFACT, IRU CMR template), ISO/IEC 27001 and GDPR.

 

When do I need to comply with eFTI?

Under EU Regulation 2020/1056 (eFTI), all EU Member State authorities must be able to accept digital transport data via certified platforms by 9 July 2027. Several countries are introducing digital requirements for domestic transport sooner than this date.

 

Do drivers need an app or login?

No. Drivers and recipients simply scan a QR code and sign on glass from any device – no app installation or login required.

 

How do Digital Transport Documents integrate with my TMS or ERP?

They integrate with your TMS, ERP and WMS through open APIs and GS1/EANCOM standards, generating documents from transport orders and returning confirmed quantities, discrepancies and proof of receipt to your systems.

 

How much can I save by going digital?

Companies save up to €13 per consignment note by cutting paperwork, handling costs and admin, while accelerating invoicing and reducing disputes.