Logistics Expo 2025: Spedion Integrates Electronic Truck Information into Dispatching Management
Spedion, a leading logistics company, is set to showcase its latest innovations in digital document processing and electric road freight transport at the Transport Logistic 2025 trade fair in Munich from June 2nd to 5th.
David Büdel, Project Manager at Spedion, announced that drivers will now be able to open, fill out, and electronically sign stored PDF documents directly within the Spedion App. This new feature expands the scope of digital document processing for drivers in their everyday life, streamlining the process and eliminating the need for paperwork.
Moreover, the QR code required for this exchange can be stored in the app and accessed when needed, thereby eliminating the detour via external wallet solutions for Spedion users. This integration aims at a fully digital, paperless process chain and is intended to significantly simplify handling in the vehicle.
Spedion has also integrated the Cloud4Log platform into the Spedion App, enabling the exchange of transport documents such as digital delivery notes between shippers, recipients, and transport companies. This move is part of Spedion's efforts to improve the digital flow of information along the entire supply chain, particularly for companies with electrically powered commercial vehicles.
In addition, Spedion has adjusted the fleet and cockpit views in the web portal to allow dispatchers to view relevant vehicle data for electrically driven trucks. Today, signing digital documents and scanning delivery notes via the Spedion app are already standard features.
The increasing demand for electric trucks, driven by stricter CO2 limits for fleets, necessitates the expansion of Spedion's solutions. The company is developing solutions for electrification in road freight transport, with the integration of the Cloud4Log platform located in Hall A3, Stand 326 at the Transport Logistic 2025 trade fair.
For precise details about Spedion's innovations and digital solutions for electric road freight transport at this event, it is recommended to consult Spedion's official communication channels or the Transport Logistic 2025 event materials directly as the event approaches or concludes.
Other logistics and transport companies are also embracing digitization, with companies like Schmidt upgrading telematics devices to include navigation with live traffic, digital recording of waybills, and support for external apps. However, specific details about Spedion's presentations at Transport Logistic 2025 aimed at improving the digital flow of information in electric road freight transport could not be found in the available search results.
In the fleet view and via the cockpit view of individual vehicles, users can now view the battery's charge status, estimated remaining range in kilometers, and total consumption in kilowatt-hours. These developments aim to improve the digital flow of information and efficiency in the management of electric trucks, furthering Spedion's commitment to sustainable and efficient logistics solutions.
The introduction of technology in Spedion's platform allows drivers to handle digital documents more efficiently, as they can now open, fill out, and sign PDF documents within the Spedion App, eliminating the need for paperwork. Furthermore, Spedion's ongoing efforts to improve digital flow of information along the supply chain can be seen in their integration of the Cloud4Log platform, aiming for a fully digital, paperless process chain, especially for companies with electrically powered commercial vehicles.
