Delivery note extractionincluding Italian DDT.
Digitize delivery notes the moment they arrive: consignee, carrier, packages, weights and line items, with full support for the Italian documento di trasporto (DDT) and its specific fields.
Goods receipt is booked while the truck is still at the dock, not at the end of the week.
What MiruIQ extracts from a delivery note.
The typical delivery note and DDT schema, ready to adapt.
| Field | What it captures |
|---|---|
| Document number | Delivery note or DDT number, the key for downstream matching. |
| Issue date | Date the note was issued, normalized. |
| Consignor | Sender company and address. |
| Consignee | Recipient company and address. |
| Delivery address | Physical destination when it differs from the consignee. |
| Carrier | Transport company handling the delivery. |
| Transport reason | The causale del trasporto on a DDT: sale, repair, return, consignment. |
| Packages and appearance | Numero colli and aspetto dei beni: how many packages, in what form. |
| Weight | Gross and net weight as declared. |
| Line items | Article codes, descriptions and quantities per row. |
| Order reference | The purchase order or contract the delivery fulfils. |
Not a pre-trained model, a schema you control.
DDT fields like causale del trasporto and numero colli are first-class schema fields, not an afterthought: define them once and every DDT extracts consistently.
Delivery notes rarely travel alone. Cross-document checks match the note against the order and the invoice, so quantity mismatches and missing deliveries surface automatically instead of at stocktaking.
Delivery note questions
What logistics and operations teams ask most.
Notes arrive by scan, email or API and extract against your schema: parties, carrier, packages, weights and line items. Validation checks quantities and references, and delivery can be near real time, routed to your WMS, ERP or database the moment the truck leaves.
Yes, natively: causale del trasporto, numero colli, aspetto dei beni and the DDT number are standard schema fields, extracted from any layout without templates. Italian logistics documents are a core use case, not a localization afterthought.
Yes. Cross-document validation compares the delivery note's line items and references against the purchase order and, later, the invoice. Quantity mismatches, duplicate deliveries and unfulfilled orders surface with field-level detail, parked for review when they matter.
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