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Documentation and digitalisation in freight transport

Practical, rigorous guides to the regulations that affect your fleet, explained by people who run a logistics ERP in production. Every legal point is checked against its official source in the BOE, Spain's Official State Gazette.

Invoicing · 2027

VeriFactu in a transport company: what changes when you invoice your haulage

It doesn't replace the consignment note or the DeCA: it affects the invoice. Corrective invoices, self-billing by the shipper and what to ask of your TMS before 2027.

Read the guide → Published on 23 August 2026
Comparison

VeriFactu or SII: which applies to you and how they differ

They are mutually exclusive: if you are in the SII, you are outside VeriFactu. What each one reports, who is on each side and what happens in the year you cross the large-company threshold.

Read the comparison → Published on 23 August 2026
Technical

What your software must comply with for VeriFactu

The requirements of RD 1007/2023 article by article: issuance record, SHA-256 hash, cancellations, event log, QR code and statement of compliance. With ten questions for your provider.

Read the guide → Published on 23 August 2026
New · Mandatory 2026

DeCA mandatory from 5 October 2026: a guide to compliance without penalties

What Spain's Documento electrónico de Control Administrativo is, who must use it, from when and how to prepare. With Ley 9/2025 and the June 2026 Resolution.

Read the guide → Updated on 1 July 2026
Reference guide

Freight transport control document: what is mandatory in 2026

The documents that must accompany every road shipment in Spain: legal basis (LOTT, ROTT, Orden FOM/2861/2012) and the move to digital.

Read the guide → Updated on 1 July 2026
Comparison

DeCA vs eCMR vs eFTI: which electronic document you need for your route

Domestic or international, mandatory or voluntary. We clear up the most common confusion with a clear table and the sources for each one.

Read the comparison → Updated on 1 July 2026
Dangerous goods

ADR dangerous goods and the DeCA: going digital without duplicating work

The Spanish rules accept the ADR transport document format as the administrative control document. How to bring the consignment note, DeCA and ADR data together in one workflow.

Read the article → Updated on 1 July 2026
Technical

DeCA technical requirements: PDF, QR code and retention

The word-for-word checklist from the Resolution of 5 June 2026 to validate your software: native PDF ≤5 MB, QR with a downloadable URL, metadata and one year of archiving.

See the checklist → Updated on 1 July 2026
EU regulation

eFTI (EU Regulation 2020/1056): what it requires and what it doesn't

Why the EU doesn't (yet) require you to go digital, how it differs from the Spanish DeCA and the competitive advantage of getting ahead.

Read the article → Updated on 1 July 2026
Electronic consignment note

What is the eCMR: the electronic consignment note for international transport

What exactly it is, its legal basis (CMR Convention and 2008 Geneva Protocol), what data it carries, its validity and how it differs from the DeCA. With sources from the BOE.

Read the guide → Updated on 3 July 2026
Benefits

Benefits of the eCMR: savings, faster payment and less paper

Less paper and filing, instant proof of delivery and invoices on the day of delivery. What your fleet really gains from the electronic consignment note.

Read the article → Updated on 3 July 2026
Implementation

How to implement the eCMR: platform, electronic signature and steps

What a platform must have, which electronic signature is valid (eIDAS), how to integrate it with your ERP/TMS and how to bring shippers and consignees on board. Step by step.

See the guide → Updated on 3 July 2026
International ADR

eCMR and ADR: the electronic consignment note for dangerous goods

The eCMR and the ADR document are separate obligations that coexist. How to handle the consignment note and the safety data in a single workflow for tankers and bulk.

Read the article → Updated on 3 July 2026
Legal validity

Legal validity of the eCMR: evidential value and electronic signature

Does a paperless document stand up to a claim or a judge? The same evidential value as paper, eIDAS signature levels and non-repudiation in disputes.

Read the article → Updated on 3 July 2026
Countries and fleet

Where the eCMR is valid and how DeCA and eCMR coexist in your fleet

Which countries accept the eCMR (around 40 have ratified the Protocol) and how to combine it with Spain's mandatory national DeCA, without one getting in the way of the other.

Read the article → Updated on 3 July 2026

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