Gefahrgut 4 weclapp
Every shipment with full dangerous goods needs a transport document. Fulfillment 4 weclapp creates it automatically from the UN number, net weight and the substance data from the dangerous goods database, without a template someone fills in by hand.
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The mandatory information is defined in ADR 5.4.1.1. The app fills it in from your data.
Official designation, for N.O.S. substances with the technical name from the item.
From the dangerous goods database, including the tunnel restriction code.
Number and type of packages, net quantity per substance.
From the weclapp delivery.
From the central configuration.
Under ADR 1.1.3.6 with a suggested note, see ADR points and the 1,000-point rule.
| Carrier | Transport document |
|---|---|
| DPD | For shipments with full dangerous goods, created right after booking. If creation fails, this is noted and the label stays valid. |
| Gebrüder Weiss | Stored in weclapp and printed along on request. |
| Dachser | Created for the shipment. |
| Limited Quantities | No document is created for pure LQ shipments, see Limited Quantities (LQ) from weclapp. |
Which printer the document goes to and how it comes together with label and delivery note: Print automation with weclappOS.
The app does not create one for pure LQ shipments. You still have to inform the carrier about the LQ dangerous goods (ADR 3.4.12).
With DPD, the document is created after booking. If that does not work, the app notes the error on the shipment and the label stays in place. You then regenerate the document before the parcel is handed over.
Yes. With Gebrüder Weiss, the app prints it along with the label if you wish. How printer assignment and document types work together is described in Print automation with weclappOS.
We show you the document on a real shipment from your weclapp and set up the emergency contact and printer with you.
Tell us briefly which dangerous goods and carriers you use. We will get back to you with suggested dates.
