How you use it

01
From your list

A plan in minutes

See what fits, and what is left

Add the cargo, mark what stays upright, what cannot stack, and what comes off first. The plan shows the space used and the containers you still need.

  • Your cargo list

  • Upright when it matters

  • No stack when it matters

  • First off by the door

  • Space still left

Keep it upright

Labeled or fragile cargo stays the right way up.

  • Stays upright

  • Not turned to save space

  • The label stays up

  • The rule stays on

  • Checked as it packs

Unload in order

What the customer needs first sits by the door. The rest stays inside.

  • First stop by the door

  • Last stop stays inside

  • Load order is unload order

  • One shipment, one order

  • Nothing urgent is buried

02
Change it yourself

Drag a box. It still fits.

By hand

Move or turn a box when the dock needs to. The plan stays loadable.

  • Move one box

  • It still fits

  • It still stands

  • Undo if you need to

  • The plan updates

Or let it pack

Run it again. Upright and no-stack stay on.

  • Rules stay on

  • Upright stays

  • No-stack stays

  • Nothing is forced in

  • Pack again, rules on

Done in minutes

The hour you used to spend on a load plan is a few minutes.

  • Open the plan

  • Change one box

  • Still loadable

  • Minutes, not an hour

  • No extra back-and-forth

03
What you hand over

A plan the warehouse can load

The same plan

Same list, same container, same rules. Send it to the crew.

  • The plan is ready

  • Same cargo

  • Same container

  • Same rules

  • A plan you can send

Not just a picture

People can turn the load, check a box, then load it.

  • Look from any side

  • Hand changes stay

  • Empty space is visible

  • Then load it for real

  • One load, then the next

The saving

A fuller container is a container you do not pay for twice.

  • One fewer container

  • Freight you do not pay

  • Not a guess

  • The same shipment

  • Less left on the dock