Bringing trust and security through digitalisationStart issuing paperless FIATA Bills of Lading through your everyday tools. Save time and money while bringing trust and security to your partners.
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Negotiable FIATA Multimodal Transport Bill of Lading (FBL) are now available in a paperless format through TMSs and other platforms. FIATA members and members of FIATA National Associations can easily issue secured paperless FBLs through their everyday tools. Each document is registered on an immutable ledger and can be verified at any time by all stakeholders interacting with the document.
Currently the below TMSs, eBL providers & other platforms have signed the agreement to implement the Paperless FBL. If your TMS/software is not listed, please contact FIATA and we will see if we can work with your platform provider to implement the service. If you have developed your own in-house solution, you can implement the solution directly on your system, please refer to the section "FIATA paperless FBL for software providers" to find out more.
Platform logo | Platform name | Website | Contact |
AKANEA | |||
Cargowise | |||
Cargo X | |||
edox Online | |||
InfoSys Tech |
Omar Ihab Email:[email protected] | ||
Nabu | |||
Riege Software | |||
Usyncro | |||
Xinerji Software |
Anyone interacting with the document can verify at anytime:
To verify the document, stakeholders can simply scan the QR code (if they receive a paper document) or upload the document on our verification page. This will give them access to the document audit trail.
The eFBL data standard and the dedicated API to connect to FIATA to generate secured paperless FIATA FBLs are available for free to all software providers interested to implement this new service.
The eFBL data standard is aligned with the UN/CEFACT MMT Reference Data Model to facilitate interoperability with existing standards and the different actors of the supply chain.
The eFBL data standard and the API technical specifications are available on our GitHub repository.
Check our dedicated website for more information: www.efbl.fiata.org
Contact FIATA for any questions: [email protected]