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3D Load Planning
Visualise exactly how cargo is loaded with an interactive 3D stack map before the truck leaves the yard.
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Interactive visualisation
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Capacity validation
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Stacking rules enforced
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Surprises at the dock
Load planning is one of the biggest sources of inefficiency and compliance risk in logistics. Transportial's 3D stack map lets you arrange goods inside a realistic 3D trailer view, validate load plans against weight and stacking rules, and share the final plan with the driver, all before the truck moves.
Key highlights
- Interactive 3D trailer view: Drag and arrange pallets, boxes, and other cargo units inside a realistic 3D representation of your trailer. Fully interactive, rotatable, and zoomable.
- Capacity validation: The stack map enforces weight limits, volume constraints, and floor-loading limits, alerting you immediately if a load plan violates the trailer's specifications.
- Stacking rules: Define per-product stacking rules (fragile, do not stack, stack up to N layers) and Transportial will enforce them automatically during load planning.
- Pre-departure compliance: Confirm load plans before departure so drivers and dock workers know exactly what goes where, reducing loading errors and re-work.
- Integrated with transport orders: Cargo items on the 3D map are linked directly to consignment line items on the transport order, maintaining a single source of truth.
How it works
Model your equipment
Each trailer and vehicle carries its real internal dimensions, maximum weights, load meters and cubic capacity. The load planner works with the space you actually have.
Describe the cargo
Goods lines carry dimensions, weight, quantity and stacking rules — fragile, do not stack, stack up to N layers. These come straight from the transport order.
Arrange in 3D
Drag pallets and boxes inside an interactive 3D view of the trailer. Rotate, zoom and rearrange until the load fits the way it should be loaded at the dock.
Validate against the rules
Weight limits, volume, floor load and stacking constraints are enforced as you plan. A plan that overloads an axle or crushes cargo is flagged before anything is loaded.
Share the plan
The confirmed load plan is available to drivers and dock workers, so loading follows the plan instead of improvisation — and unloading order matches the stop sequence.
Frequently asked questions
What constraints does the load planner validate?
Weight limits, volume, floor loading and per-product stacking rules such as fragile, do-not-stack or stack up to N layers. Violations are flagged in the 3D view while planning, before loading starts.
Where do the cargo dimensions come from?
From the transport order: goods lines carry dimensions, weights, quantities and load meters, and equipment profiles carry the trailer's real internal measurements. The load plan is built from data you already captured.
Can drivers and dock workers see the load plan?
Yes. The confirmed plan is shared with the people doing the loading, so goods go in the planned positions and in the right order for the stop sequence.
Does load planning work together with trip optimisation?
Yes. The optimiser assigns work against the same capacity and stacking model the load planner validates, so combinations that fit on paper also fit in the trailer.
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