Handling units
Count pallets, cartons, crates and loose pieces separately.
Turn retail stock, cartons and palletised goods into a measurable cargo file. This workbench prepares facts for review without claiming an active route, acceptance, schedule or final price.

Count pallets, cartons, crates and loose pieces separately.
Measure the final protected shape—not the unboxed product.
State whether weight is measured or still estimated.
Show the top surface and any handling restriction.
Use the packed condition. Product catalogue dimensions do not represent the space handed to a warehouse.


Record cartons per pallet and every loose unit.

Use final length and width after wrapping.

Keep measured and estimated weight clearly separated.

Photograph the top plane and protection before review.
LCL and FCL are planning methods. Consolidation, minimums, equipment, acceptance and sailing details remain for operations to confirm.
These are useful preparation layers, not a declaration that any document format is mandatory.

Keep a countable item record.

Use a consistent identifier after approval.

Record closed packaging and every exposed corner.

Reconcile the same quantities at transfer.
Enter final packed dimensions in centimetres.
RM450/CBM is shown for planning. The final amount is recalculated from actual warehouse measurements after the cargo is packed and received for review.

Active route, terminal, schedule, cutoff, transit, acceptance, restrictions, minimum volume, insurance and land-leg scope must be confirmed for the actual cargo.
Open the verification register→