Readiness assessment
Gap analysis of your documents, processes and IT landscape against eFTI requirements, with a prioritised roadmap.
- Regulatory scope mapping
- Process & document audit
- Executive roadmap
Regulation (EU) 2020/1056 Electronic Freight Transport Information
We guide economic operators — shippers, carriers, forwarders and logistics service providers — through eFTI readiness: from data mapping and platform selection to integration and authority-ready operations.
The regulation
The eFTI Regulation creates a uniform legal framework for exchanging regulatory freight information electronically between businesses and public authorities across the EU. Authorities will be obliged to accept information made available through certified eFTI platforms — economic operators choose whether to go digital, but those who do must do it right.
Discuss your obligationsRegulation (EU) 2020/1056 enters into force, establishing the eFTI framework.
Delegated and implementing acts set the common data set, access procedures and certification requirements.
eFTI platforms and service providers undergo conformity assessment; Member States deploy eFTI Gates.
Competent authorities across all Member States must accept eFTI data made available by economic operators.
Services
A structured programme that takes you from first assessment to confident, authority-ready operations.
Gap analysis of your documents, processes and IT landscape against eFTI requirements, with a prioritised roadmap.
Align your transport data with the eFTI common data set and subsets — CMR, dangerous goods, waste shipments, cabotage and more.
Vendor-neutral evaluation of certified eFTI platforms and service providers, matched to your volumes, modes and systems.
Connect TMS, ERP and WMS systems to your eFTI platform with secure, monitored interfaces and end-to-end testing.
Policies, roles and controls for data retention, access, GDPR alignment and roadside inspection procedures.
Role-based training for drivers, dispatchers and compliance teams so the new way of working sticks from the first shipment.
Our approach
We map your regulatory exposure, document flows and systems to establish a factual baseline.
2–4 weeksTarget operating model, data model and platform choice — signed off by your stakeholders.
4–6 weeksIntegration, testing and training delivered in controlled, auditable increments.
8–16 weeksMonitoring, regulatory watch and continuous improvement once eFTI is live.
OngoingClient perspectives
“They translated a dense regulation into a plan our operations team actually understood. We knew exactly which data we owned and what our platform had to deliver.”
“The vendor-neutral platform evaluation saved us months. Their due diligence on certification gave our board the confidence to commit.”
“Dangerous goods documentation was our biggest worry. The data mapping work was meticulous, and our inspection playbook is now a model for the group.”
FAQ
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Ask a specialistNo — for economic operators, making information available electronically via eFTI is voluntary. What is mandatory is that competent authorities in every Member State accept regulatory information when it is provided through a certified eFTI platform. In practice, many shippers and customers will expect digital documents, so early preparation is a competitive advantage.
eFTI covers regulatory information requirements in EU and national law relating to the transport of goods — for example consignment notes (such as CMR), dangerous goods information, waste shipment documents and cabotage evidence — across road, rail, inland waterways and air.
An eFTI platform is an ICT solution used to process regulatory freight information. To be accepted by authorities, platforms and the service providers operating them must be certified by accredited conformity assessment bodies against the functional requirements set by the regulation.
Authorities access the information through national eFTI Gates using a unique electronic identifying link — typically presented by the driver or crew, for instance as a QR code. The data stays on the certified platform; the authority retrieves only what it is entitled to see.
Most mid-sized operators complete assessment, design and implementation in four to six months. Timelines depend on the number of transport modes, document types and systems involved — our readiness assessment gives you a precise estimate.
No. Our platform recommendations are vendor-neutral and based solely on your requirements, certification status and total cost of ownership.
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Book a complimentary 45-minute readiness session. You'll leave with a clear view of your scope, gaps and next steps — no obligation.