- Starting in July 2024: The EU e-FTI Directive mandates digital reporting of freight transport information. This directive requires electronic submission of transport data via certified platforms, ensuring accuracy, security, and interoperability. Logistics companies must adapt their systems now to meet these requirements and avoid penalties.
- Starting in October 2024: The Swedish Transport Agency will require digital delivery notes, with full implementation by the end of 2025.
Immediate Action Required
Semantic helps your system comply with the e-FTI and ESG regulations, digitizing and automating your logistics business processes to meet future requirements. Don’t wait—prepare now to ensure your logistics operations are future-ready and compliant with the latest regulations.
Embrace the e-FTI Directive for Future-Ready Logistics
Peppol Logistics Compliance
For over 20 years, the Peppol Network has been used by governments worldwide for order and invoicing processes. Now, with Peppol Logistics, new compliance requirements are being introduced for logistics operators.
Enhanced Last Mile Services
E-commerce demands and the need for near real-time visibility with precise delivery windows and ETAs drives the need for advanced last-mile service capabilities. The e-FTI directive supports this by facilitating better data management and operational efficiency.
Operational efficiency and cost management
Operational efficiency and cost management have always been critical for logistics leaders. With the rise of e-commerce and increasing customer expectations, the urgency to modernize is greater than ever.
Global authorities are pushing for digitization to enhance control over cross-border trade, reduce fraud, and increase transparency. Compliance is no longer optional—it’s mandatory.
