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Documents & integrations

Keep information and documents connected to operations.

Operations often involve several applications. The business record needs to retain useful references, track document stages, and send events to partners. Here are some of the integrations and controls we have developed.

  • EWC & ADR
  • Trackdéchets waste tracking
  • APIs & notifications

Examples from vehicle and battery projects. Document obligations and integration capabilities must be checked for each country, activity and system involved.

EWC and ADR: separate information, separate purposes.

Waste classification codes and transport information need to be recorded in the right place. Grouping them under a compliance label does not explain what the tool actually does.

What the application does

  1. The EWC code is linked to the declaration and can be suggested from the reference battery type.
  2. Battery condition is recorded separately with the required diagnostic documents.
  3. The interface displays the ADR information defined for that condition. Teams define input rules, supporting documents, and required approvals.

The detail that matters

The application organizes data and applies defined rules. It does not automatically turn an EWC code into authorization for transport or treatment.

What the team gets

Distinct, accessible information that helps qualified stakeholders review the record.

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Track the waste tracking form with the declaration.

The application creates and updates waste tracking forms through Trackdéchets, monitors producer and collector signatures, and then transmits receipt and treatment information.

What the application does

  1. The application creates or updates a BSD through Trackdéchets and stores its identifier with the declaration.
  2. It checks the form’s status and distinguishes a missing producer signature from a missing collector signature.
  3. The workflow can make receipt conditional on these signatures, then transmit receipt and treatment information.

The detail that matters

A blocked step should explain why and who needs to resolve it. This describes a control in the developed workflow, not a universal legal rule.

What the team gets

The form and declaration remain linked; the user sees document status and required actions.

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Link signatures to the right record.

A document sent for signature should remain connected to the vehicle or operation that generated it.

What the application does

  1. In the relevant vehicle workflows, transfer and destruction documents are generated within the process.
  2. The DocuSign electronic signature service is integrated into the workflow.
  3. The business record provides access to the documents and signature progress.

The detail that matters

Signatories, documents, and signature timing are defined by the procedure. The project also accounts for incomplete steps.

What the team gets

The request, prepared documents, and signature status remain connected.

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Exchange business objects, not just files.

APIs and notifications exchange battery data, price offers, and status changes with providers’ systems. Imports and exports complement these exchanges according to the tools in place.

What the application does

  1. A service provider API supports battery data imports and exports as well as price proposals.
  2. Outgoing notifications report specific events: a battery assigned, ready for pickup, received or processed; an offer created or accepted.
  3. Access is authenticated and limited to the partner’s scope. Interfaces and exchange formats are defined for the relevant operations.

The detail that matters

Integrating with your ERP or logistics software requires an assessment of the available data, direction of exchange, access rights, and error handling. We do not assume that a universal connector exists.

What the team gets

A partner can update tracking from its system and receive events relevant to its operations.

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