Digital consignment notes for international transports
The future of transport: E-CMR as a digital consignment note
One of the greatest innovations is the introduction of e-CMR, also known as the digital or electronic consignment note. With e-CMR, transport between countries such as France and the Netherlands becomes faster, more transparent, and safer. Collect+Go offers an advanced platform that gives companies direct access to this digital transport solution and allows them to stand out in the market.
Why choose a digital consignment note?
Traditionally, international freight transport used paper consignment notes, often leading to delays, errors, and inefficiencies. With the rise of the electronic CMR, or e-CMR, these problems are a thing of the past. Digital consignment notes are not only environmentally friendly, but also immediately available to all involved parties. This significantly speeds up the transportation process and ensures seamless communication between sender, carrier, and receiver. Especially on routes between France and the Netherlands, a digital consignment note has become indispensable in modern transport.
Efficiency and reliability with e-CMR
The e-CMR provides logistics companies with maximum efficiency by processing all data digitally. This means information can be shared and verified instantly, greatly reducing the risk of errors. It also becomes easier to comply with international regulations, as the digital consignment note is always up-to-date and can be checked directly by authorities in both France and the Netherlands. Collect & Go ensures that companies always have access to the latest digital CMR solutions and that implementation runs smoothly.
Benefits for carriers and shippers
Carriers and shippers benefit from using e-CMR through lower administrative costs, faster handling of shipments, and more insight into the logistics process. Because the digital consignment note is always available online, there is a direct link between all involved parties. This increases the reliability of international transport between France and the Netherlands. Collect and Go understands the specific needs of the sector and offers a user-friendly solution for every logistics process.
Innovation and safety: the role of Collect+Go
As a leading provider of e-CMR and digital consignment notes, Collect+Go aims to help producers and transport companies make the switch to digital processes smoothly and safely. The platform is designed with a focus on innovation and security, so every digital consignment note is provided in accordance with European regulations. By choosing Collect+Go, companies are assured of a reliable partner who not only masters the technology, but also understands the market and legislation.
FAQ
What is an e-CMR? An e-CMR is a digital version of the traditional consignment note, allowing transport information to be recorded and shared electronically between all involved parties.
What advantages does the digital consignment note offer for transport between France and the Netherlands? A digital consignment note speeds up the transport process, reduces administrative errors, and provides direct insight and communication between sender, carrier, and receiver.
Is e-CMR legally recognized in France and the Netherlands? Yes, both France and the Netherlands recognize the e-CMR as a valid transport document, provided it meets the regulations for digital consignment notes.
How can Collect+Go assist with implementing e-CMR? Collect+Go offers a user-friendly platform that integrates seamlessly with existing systems, allowing companies to easily transition to digital consignment notes.
Are e-CMR and digital consignment note the same? Yes, both terms refer to electronically registering freight information for transport and are often used as synonyms within the industry.
Am I prepared for e-FTI legislation with e-CMR? Yes! The e-FTI legislation requires national authorities to accept digital documentation. The e-CMR solution from Collect + Go already provides options for national authorities such as ILT, NVWA, and FOD Mobility to request transport documentation during inspections.
