Step 1 - Cargo definition
In case you need to define cargo to be used repeteadly, define it in Predefined section of Add Cargo tab and you can use it for all your future loadings. It will be there for you.
Predefined cargo can be add to your plan quickly by defining Quantity, selecting your predefined cargo and pressing Add to Plan button. Your cargo will be visible in right part of application window.
Here you can define if boxes are stackable, their stackable weight limits, if you want to turn them around axis Y only or all axis, etc. You can also adjust quanity and dimensions if needed.
Predefined cargo can be add to your plan quickly by defining Quantity, selecting your predefined cargo and pressing Add to Plan button. Your cargo will be visible in right part of application window.
Here you can define if boxes are stackable, their stackable weight limits, if you want to turn them around axis Y only or all axis, etc. You can also adjust quanity and dimensions if needed.
Step 2 - Equipment definition
Next step is to say what equipment do you want to use. You can choose among trucks, containers or pallets. Or you can define your own equipment by pres plus button to add a new one.
To choose equipment into your project, go to Add Container tab, select equipment and press Add button. You will see your equipment on the right side under Containers tab.
Here you can change the payload of the equipment you do not want to exceed when loading boxes, as weel as dimensions, like max height of pallet, etc.
To choose equipment into your project, go to Add Container tab, select equipment and press Add button. You will see your equipment on the right side under Containers tab.
Here you can change the payload of the equipment you do not want to exceed when loading boxes, as weel as dimensions, like max height of pallet, etc.
Step 3 - Loading and visualization
When you have defined your cargo and equipment, e.g. pallets in this case, go to Visualization tab and press Auto Load button. After a while (depends on quantity of boxes) you will see 3D visualization on the left side and number of pallets on the right side.
Your can rotate 3D by your mouse, you can display box id by clicking corresponding mark button and preview all pallets by clicking arrow buttons.
Your can rotate 3D by your mouse, you can display box id by clicking corresponding mark button and preview all pallets by clicking arrow buttons.
Step 4 - Exporting loading pallet plan
Next step is to exporting your loading plan if needed or you can skip this step if you want to proceed with loading your pallets to truck or container.
You can export your loading plan in PDF, RTF (rich text file editable in word processors) or XLSX formats, by pressing Export button.
You can also include step by step visualization, so loading plan can show you loading progress e.g. how it looks after 6 boxes until equipment is full.
You can export your loading plan in PDF, RTF (rich text file editable in word processors) or XLSX formats, by pressing Export button.
You can also include step by step visualization, so loading plan can show you loading progress e.g. how it looks after 6 boxes until equipment is full.
Step 5 - Loading pallets to truck or container
In order to load your pallets into container or truck, press the Load as pallets button. You will get a new window where you can choose the container or truck type and define stackability, turnability and if you wisht to preserve max height of pallet or
use loaded pallet height.
Press Add Pallets to Plan to proceed to next step.
use loaded pallet height.
Press Add Pallets to Plan to proceed to next step.
Step 6 - Exporting loading plan of your truck or container loading
Now you can see your pallets loaded and you can export your loading plan by pressing Export button.
Usage is analogical to the step 4.
Usage is analogical to the step 4.