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Transportation Company (carrier) issues these records to the shipper. A bill of lading indicates a particular carrier through which the goods have been placed to their final destination and the conditions for transporting the shipment to its final destination. Land, ocean and air are the means used for bills of lading.

The carrier serves the bill of lading when they take control of the goods. This may change slightly in the case of an ocean carrier, which may use intermodal transport with a house bill of lading. There are no universal regulations that limit who issues a bill of lading or set out specific requirements.

A bill of lading (BL or BoL) is a legal document issued by a carrier to a shipper that details the type, quantity, and destination of the goods being carried. A bill of lading also serves as a shipment receipt when the carrier delivers the goods at a predetermined destination.

Absolutely! You will need to sign a print agreement document after which we will provide you with the access and bill paper.

Advantages of E-Bills Speed: The speed of transfer of an E-Bill means that a bill of lading can pass through multiple hands and still be at the discharge port when the vessel arrives, removing the need for (and cost of) letters of indemnity.

From the menu bar:Select Documentation > Bill of Lading > B/L View and Print.Search by B/L or Booking number or List B/Ls by type.Click Search.Select the documents to be printed.Click Print.Select stationery type.Specify number of prints.Click Print.More items...

Access the "Bill of Lading" table.Click the Create New button in the top right.Select the Line of Business containing the non-parcel orders to be shipped.If you are creating a BOL for a particular order, select the Order.Enter the BOL Number for the shipment.In the BOL Date field, select the date of this BOL.More items...