Certified Transport Document: Legally Valid Proof of Delivery and Shipment
Legally valid proof of delivery and shipment
Managing transport documents (DDT) is a critical challenge in the supply chain: compilation errors, lost paper copies, disputes over goods reception, and difficulty reconciling shipments with deferred invoices generate delays, administrative costs, and fiscal non-compliance risks. Italian DPR 472/1996 imposes specific requirements for DDT issuance and retention, while Article 2220 of the Civil Code requires ten-year retention by both the sender and the recipient. TrueScreen certifies every transport document and every proof of delivery at the moment of generation or reception, ensuring authenticity, integrity, and immutability of contents, full compliance with CAD and D.M. June 17, 2014 requirements for digital preservation, and a structured operational workflow that reduces reconciliation times and disputes.
Industry
Logistics, Transport, Distribution, Manufacturing, Retail, E-commerce
Business function
Logistics, Warehouse, Administration, Procurement, Compliance
Key process
DDT issuance and reception, proof of delivery, shipment-invoice reconciliation
Certified content
Transport documents, proof of delivery, goods condition evidence, reception signatures
Output
Certified documentation and reporting with legal validity
Adoption mode
App / Web / API / SDK
Needs


Solution
TrueScreen integrates digital certification into the DDT issuance, transport, and reception workflow. Every transport document is certified at the moment of generation with authenticity, integrity, and immutability guarantees compliant with the eIDAS Regulation. Upon delivery, the recipient certifies the proof of reception — signature, photos of goods condition, notes on any discrepancies — creating an immutable record linked to the original DDT.
Certified metadata includes timestamps and GPS geolocation, making it verifiable when and where each operation took place.
What gets certified
Complete DDT
Transport document with all mandatory data required by DPR 472/1996, cryptographically sealed.
Goods condition
Photos and videos at loading and unloading to document goods condition at every transport stage.
Reception signature
Digital signature of the recipient or their delegate with certified timestamp and GPS geolocation.
Reserves and discrepancies
Notes on damages, missing packages, or discrepancies found, certified at the moment of delivery.
Supporting documentation
Packing lists, accompanying notes, and conformity certificates for the transported goods.
Partner
Logistics operators and carriers, system integrators specializing in supply chain and logistics, TMS and WMS providers, document digitization and digital preservation partners, software companies active in electronic invoicing and B2B workflows.
Integrations
Integration with ERP for automatic certified DDT issuance, with WMS for shipment order and transport document correlation, with TMS and carrier platforms for proof of delivery management, with electronic invoicing systems for DDT-invoice reconciliation, with CAD-compliant digital preservation archives, via API and SDK.

FAQ: certified transport documents for logistics and distribution
1) What is a TrueScreen-certified DDT?
2) What content is certified during transport and delivery?
3) Is TrueScreen certification compliant with DDT preservation regulations?
4) How does certified proof of delivery work?
5) Is the certified DDT valid for deferred invoicing?
6) How does TrueScreen integrate with business logistics systems?
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