Product Information
Identify the contents, intended use and any special properties.
Shipment-specific assessment
Work through the product, packaging, handling and route requirements before committing cargo to a shipment.
Discuss This Shipment
Shipment-specific assessmentSpecial or oversized cargo needs a detailed brief. Share the product information and packed measurements so our team can assess the handling work and available transport arrangements for the intended route.
Identify the contents, intended use and any special properties.
Provide dimensions, weight, lifting points and packaging photos.
Explain the collection point, delivery endpoint and timing needs.
Review before dispatch
Identify batteries, liquids, chemicals or other regulated contents accurately.
Share packed dimensions, gross weight, lifting points and clear photos.
Confirm the selected service, required documents and reception before sending the goods.
The cargo determines the details
Choose a category to gather product, package and handling information. Send available photographs and documents to the team before dispatch.
01
Connect each product with its packages.
Model, material, quantities and assembled or flat-packed condition; identify parts and accessories.
Reference, outside dimensions in cm and gross weight in kg for each carton or crate after packing.
Packing photographs, fragile elements, corner protection and supplier-provided stacking restrictions.
Collection and delivery points, access, stairs and available or still-to-be-agreed unloading arrangements.
02
Describe each piece and its transport support.
Stone or panel type, finish, quantity, piece sizes and photographs.
Dimensions and gross weight of each packed piece; identify the largest or heaviest unit separately.
Photographs of frames, crates or supports and supplier-provided lifting and orientation instructions.
Access at both endpoints, available equipment and the party responsible for loading and unloading.
03
Separate components and long packages.
Rails, brackets, fasteners and quantities. Identify any included panels, electronics or batteries separately.
Longest packed length, width, height, gross weight and bundle or carton count.
Identify the components in each package and provide photographs of securing and end protection.
Readiness, delivery point and loading and unloading conditions for long packages.
04
Start with manufacturer information.
Manufacturer, model, specification sheet and battery composition or type stated by the manufacturer.
Standalone batteries, batteries installed in equipment or a complete system; quantities and included components.
Ask the supplier for available product, safety and transport information for review by the selected service.
Final dimensions, gross weight, photographs and handling needs. Confirm acceptance, documents and reception before dispatch.
Confirm the goods, service, route and receiving instructions with the team before dispatch. This checklist prepares the review; it does not establish acceptance or replace agreed documents.
Business execution
Build the review around the actual product and finished packages; confirm handling at both endpoints and acceptance for the selected transport arrangement.
Agree who prepares each record and which work is included in the actual shipment scope.
Scope, timing and charges are confirmed for the specific shipment. Read the official Jeton Express service standards, then send the details directly to our team.
Scope & changes
Confirm priced tasks, responsibility and the conditions that reopen a decision.
Which product review and document tasks are included, who provides them and what further technical review is separately agreed?
Which packaging, equipment, lifting and site work are priced for the actual units at each endpoint?
Which transport legs and special handling stages are accepted and priced, and which remain conditional on further confirmation?
Suspend reliance on the previous approval; obtain revised manufacturer information, measurements and photographs, then request renewed handling and route acceptance before dispatch.
Identify the affected leg or endpoint; review equipment, access and carrier conditions, and await renewed acceptance before sending cargo under the changed arrangement.
Get the information ready
Agree the actual record owners, match the shipment facts and identify the work still awaiting confirmation.
Clear descriptions, specifications and relevant supporting documents.
External dimensions, gross weight, photos and handling instructions.
Collection point, delivery contact, access conditions and intended date.
Prepare the details
Send the product specification, contents, packed dimensions and photos. Identify battery details or other regulated characteristics. Supporting documents and acceptance depend on the actual cargo, mode and route.
A product document alone does not confirm suitable packaging, lifting or delivery access. Agree the handling requirements and responsible parties before sending oversized, fragile or regulated goods.
Illustrative planning example
Product documents are available, but final packing, lifting points, permitted orientation and site access are not confirmed. Product information alone cannot establish that the complete move is feasible.
Identify who may authorize packing or equipment changes and which missing technical facts must be confirmed. Obtain renewed acceptance from the relevant providers for any changed packing, handling or site arrangement before dispatch.
This is a planning example. Confirm acceptance, the included work and the proposed timing for the actual shipment.
Questions before shipping
Acceptance is confirmed for the specific product, packaging, route and selected service. Send the details first.
Share accurate dimensions, weight, photographs and lifting or access requirements to discuss feasibility.
Confirm reception and transport acceptance with the team before dispatching the goods.
Your next shipment
Tell us what you are shipping and where it needs to go. Our team will help you work through the next steps.