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Pallet tracking: who has how many of yours.

In distribution you drop thirty and take twenty back. The difference usually ends up on a note in the cab, and by the end of the year nobody knows who owes what. In Trajenda the driver records it per stop.

How it works

  • At a stop the driver enters how many pallets were handed over and how many were taken back, per type: Euro pallet, block pallet or roll container. A remark and a photo of the pallet slip can be added.
  • Filling it in is optional. Not every stop exchanges pallets, and a required field produces zeros nobody checks.
  • Under your customers you see the balance per customer and per type. Positive means: the customer has pallets of yours.
  • If pallets were exchanged at a stop, the exchange appears on the proof of delivery, above the recipient's signature.

Why lines are only ever added

A pallet balance is evidence in an argument that sometimes happens a year later. So nothing is overwritten: every exchange is a new line. You fix a mistake with a new line that points to the old one, and both stay readable.

Types are never added together. Ten Euro pallets and ten roll containers are not twenty of anything.

What it does not do

  • The balance is in pieces, not in euros. Trajenda does not put a pallet amount on an invoice.
  • There is no link with pallet pools or third-party registers.
  • Only these three types: Euro pallet, block pallet and roll container.
  • Recording needs signal. Without signal the app says nothing was sent, and the input stays.

How the exchange appears on the proof of delivery

Frequently asked questions

What does a positive pallet balance mean?
That the customer has pallets of yours: more pallets were handed over than taken back.
Can a pallet line be changed or deleted?
No. You fix a mistake with a new line that points to the old one. Both stay readable, so you can see what changed.
Which pallet types can you track?
Euro pallets, block pallets and roll containers, each with its own balance. They are never added together.