Carton volume
Multiply external length, width and height in meters to compare carton volume. Ask the provider for loaded dimensions when pallets or spacers change the footprint.
Packaging and freight planning
Borbet shipment planning
Collect packaging and transport inputs early so buyers can compare the order on the same shipment basis. Project records come from the supplier, buyer and appointed logistics provider.
Four decisions before pickup
01 / Baseline
Request carton dimensions, gross and net mass, and units per carton by SKU.
02 / Protection
Set face protection, separator material and stacking requirements with the supplier.
03 / Consolidation
Compare collection windows, lot labels and packaging compatibility across suppliers.
04 / Handoff
Check that booking, carton count and shipment documents describe the same order.
Who contributes to the shipment record
Supplier
Provides the packing specification, carton identification and final packing list.
Logistics provider
Confirms booking inputs, route and handoff conditions under the transport agreement.
Buyer
Approves the protection criteria, routing and any consolidation trade-offs.
Use the same shipment basis
44 pickup decisions
33 record owners
33 freight inputs
The freight inputs are gross mass in kg, carton volume in m³ and carton count. A project emissions estimate also needs the route, mode, allocation method and documented input data.
Include packing needs in the RFQ
Tell us the destination, carton marking requirements and which wheel lines might share a shipment.
Send shipment requirements