Trade documents
On every planInvoice and packing list drafts
Senda drafts two documents from records you already keep: a commercial invoice from an order, and a packing list from a shipment. You review both and send them yourself. A missing required detail stops the draft rather than printing a blank.
The walkthrough
What it shows you.
Screenshots from the running product, signed in to a demo trading company's workspace, with every control explained. Sent to you as a private link.
- Generating a commercial invoice from an order's Documents tab
- Generating a packing list from a shipment's document requirements
- What “Not on file” means on a draft, and what stops a draft altogether
- Where the drafts are kept, and how a new version replaces an old one
What it will not do
- Senda drafts exactly two documents: the commercial invoice and the packing list. It does not create certificates of origin, bills of lading or licences — upload those and Senda stores and reads them.
- Drafts are drafts: you review and send them. Senda files nothing with any customs authority.
- Drafts are Word documents; Senda does not produce PDFs of them.
Keep reading