Pallet accounting, from handover to period close.

Live balances per party, location and load unit type. Every balance is derived from events, so any number can be traced back to the handovers behind it.

• EUR and FIN pallets, CHEP rental and EPAL exchange pallets
• CC-wagons, roll containers, roll cages, display shelves and extensions
• Custom load carriers, configured per tenant

Every handover is an immutable event that names both parties. Ownership, possession and carriage are recorded as separate responsibilities.

Check CHEP rental invoices and EPAL exchange balances against your own record. Confirmed and open units are listed, each with a named holder.

A dispute record keeps a neutral timeline, supporting evidence and a status. A wrong registration is corrected with a new event that references the first one, so history is never overwritten.

Set minimum, maximum and target levels per location. Dwell-time and threshold alerts flag accumulation before it turns into loss. See the cost of pallet losses.

Staff scan to receive and scan to return on a mobile device. ERP, WMS and pool provider data connect through the API.

• API-first, for ERP and logistics systems
• ERP integration in use with Microsoft Dynamics AX
• Mobile scanning for warehouses and stores

Every movement is stored as a GS1 EPCIS 2.0 event, with standard identifiers for locations, shipments and carriers. Data stays interoperable with ERP systems, pool providers and trading partners.

EPCIS 2.0

The event model: what moved, where, when and why. Exportable to EPCIS-compatible systems.

GLN

Global Location Number for every warehouse, store, depot and party.

SSCC

Serial Shipping Container Code for the shipment as it moves, in a GS1-128 barcode.

GRAI

Global Returnable Asset Identifier for the carrier itself, such as a numbered CC-wagon.

EPAL QR

The code on newer EPAL pallets. It carries the pallet’s own serial number and is not an SSCC.