Working with CMR and RMPD

From photographing the waybill to a registered declaration and its statuses. Checking the data one to one, empty runs and corrections after filing.

How to photograph a CMRSix rules for photographing a CMR: take it out of the sleeve, lay it flat, hold the phone above it and catch all four edges.
CMR quality requirementsThree checks before you upload a photo: the whole page in frame, sharp text, no glare and no shadow. What to do with a faded CMR.
Uploading a CMRHow to hand a CMR to Sigil: drag the file in or pick it from disk. JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP and PDF up to 20 MB, iPhone photos as they are.
Creating an RMPDFrom a CMR photo to a finished declaration: Sigil fills the fields, you check them against the paper and mark the filing ready to send.
Updating an RMPDHow to amend a filing that is already in PUESC: another trailer, another unloading address, another date. No portal, no declaration key.
Cancelling an RMPDHow to cancel a filed RMPD when the journey will not happen or the declaration went out by mistake. One button, no PUESC portal.
An RMPD for an empty runHow to file an RMPD for an empty run from the previous declaration of the same tractor. The data carries over, only the route is left.
Checking RMPD statusesWhat each declaration status means, from draft to closed, and what to do with it. Including which status a roadside inspector sees.