Frequently asked questions

Ledgeron is pallet accounting software for Nordic logistics, developed by Edgeon AS in Norway. It records every handover of pallets, CC-wagons and other returnable transport items as a GS1 EPCIS event, and keeps a running balance for every party and location.

EUR and FIN pallets, CHEP rental pallets and EPAL exchange pallets, CC-wagons, roll containers, roll cages, display shelves, extensions and custom load carriers. Load unit types are configured per tenant.

Warehouse and store staff scan to receive and scan to return on a mobile device. Each scan becomes a GS1 EPCIS event that records what moved, where, when and between which parties. ERP, WMS and pool provider data can also be connected through the API.

No. The ledger is kept by your company. Stores and carriers appear as parties with a balance, and they can confirm handovers by scan where that is agreed.

Both. Balances are kept per load unit type, location and party. Individually managed carriers such as numbered CC-wagons are identified with a GS1 GRAI and followed as single assets.

History is never overwritten. A wrong registration is corrected with a new event that references the first one. A disputed handover gets a dispute record with a neutral timeline, evidence and a status. Ledgeron documents the disagreement; it does not decide it.

WMS and ERP systems track products and transactions inside one company, and load units are usually a count field. Ledgeron is built for multi-party load unit responsibility across warehouses, carriers, stores and pallet pools, and runs beside your ERP and WMS. See pallet tracking vs pallet accounting.

Different parties record the same physical movements on different clocks and with different rules. Timing cut-offs, unconfirmed transfers, wrong pallet types and local spreadsheets all create differences. See why pallet balances do not match.

It depends on the last recorded custody event: who owned the pallet, who physically held it, and who carried it between parties. Without a handover record, missing pallets usually become write-offs. See who is responsible for missing pallets.

Yes. A CHEP invoice reflects a rental balance, and EPAL pallets are exchanged like for like, so both need an internal record of issues, transfers and returns to be checked. Ledgeron keeps that record and lists confirmed and open units with a named holder.

GS1 EPCIS is a global standard for supply chain event data. Ledgeron stores every movement as an EPCIS 2.0 event, which makes the record interoperable and auditable for ERP systems, pool providers and trading partners.

An SSCC identifies a shipment as it moves. A GRAI identifies the returnable carrier itself, such as a numbered CC-wagon. The EPAL QR code carries an individual EPAL pallet’s serial number and is not an SSCC. See the glossary.

Plans start from NOK 2,990 per month excluding VAT. Business starts from NOK 4,990 and Enterprise from NOK 7,990 per month. See pricing.

On Microsoft Azure in the North Europe (Dublin) region. All primary data is stored within the EEA. See security.

Ledgeron is built for GDPR. Edgeon AS acts as data processor for customer data under a data processing agreement (GDPR Article 28), with MFA, encryption and immutable audit logs.