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Main mark, side mark and handling symbols: which parts of an export carton's marking are actually mandatory, and which are set by the contract?

Albarán, remito, nota de remisión, guía de remisión: one document, six names. Where a tax authority has to clear it before the truck leaves.

Loading, stowing and packing are the sender's side of the job. Six rules for building a pallet that survives, and what to record before the truck moves.

Which shots to take before the truck leaves, why the timestamp inside the file is not the one that counts, and what a photo has to be attached to.

The driver is waiting and the count is wrong. What to check first, what to write before you sign and where that writing has to land to count.

What scanning at the dock actually catches: four kinds of rejected scan, partial loads and what to do when the system is offline.

What belongs on a carton label, how much data a barcode can carry and whether you need an SSCC. A field-by-field checklist from the warehouse.

What it must carry, when it is issued and how it differs from an invoice, plus the warehouse sequence from loading order to signed note.

What a picking list carries and how it differs from a packing list. Four picking methods and four ways to cut errors.

Which fields it must carry, how it differs from a delivery note and an invoice, and which mistakes stop a shipment.

Spreadsheets work at low volume but break as package counts grow. Seven bottlenecks and three concrete thresholds that say it is time to switch.

Use the Print Label screen step by step: filter orders, set package counts and print barcoded PDF labels in one click.