Project

eDeliveryNote

The implementation of an eDeliveryNote based on open source technology is part of the Open Logistics Foundation’s strategic mission. The aim is to establish open, interoperable de facto standards for logistics and to jointly develop solutions that are available to the entire market.

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eDeliveryNote

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Common challenges

The delivery note is a central accompanying document in national freight transport. However, there is not yet a uniform cross-industry standard for its structure, content or digital use. In practice, a mix of paper-based documents, proprietary digital solutions, and different data models coexist. The eDeliveryNote project aims to address this by developing an open, consensus-based data model along with standardised processes for creating, sharing and signing digital delivery notes.

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Regular meeting

Our regular meeting takes place every third Friday of the month from 11:00 to 12:00 CET.

Our meeting with a legal focus takes place on the first Friday of every month from 11:00 to 12:00 CET.

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Lead

Alexander Theegarten
Product Owner
Markant Group

Nathalie Böhning
Innovations and Project Manager
Open Logistics Foundation

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Members

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A standardised, digital data model for the eDelivery Note will create interoperability between all stakeholders.

Alexander Theegarten
Product Owner
Markant Group

Become a project member.

Participation in the project is open to members of the Open Logistics Foundation. If you are interested in collaborating with other companies, we will be happy to provide information about joining the Foundation.

Use the code.

The results published from the project in the Open Logistics Repository are public and can be used freely and commercially by any company. As outlined in our contributing.md, developers worldwide are invited to work on the code, develop new functionalities, or detect and correct bugs.