In global trade, each shipment must be accompanied by a packing list that includes the objects being delivered, their weight, dimensions, and any other pertinent information. This document is essential for:
Customs Clearance : Ensuring that the relevant documentation is in place expedites the customs process and avoids shipment delays.
Inventory Management : A packing list allows organizations to keep accurate records of what has been transported, ensuring that no items are overlooked or duplicated.
Shipping Accuracy : Using a precise packing list, firms may limit the risk of packaging errors, ensuring that customers receive the exact products and quantities.
Compliance : Many nations have particular regulations governing the content of packing lists. This tool ensures that your documentation complies with foreign shipping regulations.
Manually making packing lists is time-consuming and error-prone. NotOut CRM simplifies this process, allowing exporters to create correct packing lists with a few clicks. The system collects data directly from sales orders, invoices, and inventory, guaranteeing that all information is current and accurate.
Each firm has unique packing list requirements. NotOut CRM provides configurable templates that allow exporters to modify their packing lists according on the destination country's standards, client preferences, and product kinds. Make each packing list distinctive and compliant by include your trademark, special instructions, or specific item descriptions.
As shipments are prepared, the Packing List feature updates in real time, ensuring that any changes to the order or shipping data take effect instantly. This guarantees that the final packing list is always correct, lowering the likelihood of conflicts between what is transported and what is documented.
Exporters frequently work with clients from diverse regions, which necessitates packing lists in multiple languages or formats. NotOut CRM provides many languages and currencies, so your packing lists will fit the needs of any market. This is especially important for organizations that operate in a variety of international marketplaces, allowing them to run smoothly on a global scale.
NotOut CRM interacts with key shipping and logistics platforms, enabling exporters to send packing lists straight to carriers. This provides a smooth transition between your company and the logistics supplier, removing the need for manual uploads and lowering the risk of misinterpretation.
Maintaining proper documentation is crucial for organizations participating in worldwide trade in order to comply with global rules. NotOut CRM's Packing List for Exporters contains fields for all required compliance information, such as product descriptions, HS codes, weights, and measurements. This decreases the possibility of fines or penalties for incomplete or erroneous documentation.
When a sales order is verified, NotOut CRM automatically generates a list of items to be dispatched. The system extracts pertinent data—such as product quantities, descriptions, and SKUs—from the order information to ensure that the packing list corresponds to what was sold.
Next, firms can tailor the packing list to the needs of the target country or client. Exporters can change information such as package type, unit of measurement, and any special shipping instructions. The technology guarantees that international shipping criteria are met, reducing the likelihood of customs difficulties.
With all of the relevant information in place, NotOut CRM generates the packing list in the format you want. The list is instantly connected to the shipping paperwork and can be shared digitally with logistics providers or printed and physically included in the package.
Any changes to the order, such as quantity adjustments or product substitutions, are immediately incorporated in the packing list before the shipping is finalized. This real-time update capability maintains correctness and lowers the likelihood of shipping inaccurate or incomplete orders.
Once the cargo is on its way, NotOut CRM allows firms to monitor the status of the packing list. Exporters can confirm that the relevant documentation were received by customs and logistical partners. Furthermore, the CRM provides detailed reporting, allowing exporters to understand how effectively their shipments are processed.