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Yes, but only submitted consignments can be emailed as a PDF, draft consignments cannot be shared. To email the PDF, the transporter/ receiver’s details need to be entered and signed in your app and once the consignment is submitted you can share it. For more info, check out this Share a Consignment guide.
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The following forms are available using the eNVD with information populated automatically across forms when using eNVD: Livestock Production Assurance National Vendor Declaration (LPA NVD) for cattle, EU cattle, sheep and lamb, goats and bobby calves EU LPA NVD for cattle Meat Standards Australia (MSA) declaration National health declaration National Feedlot Accreditation Scheme (EU, delivery docket, form B). When you select to create a new consignment using eNVD, you will be to select the forms you would like to include as part of your consignment. The forms will appear based on the accreditations you hold.
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Yes. A new feature now allows eNVD app users to add attachments to a consignment. These attachments are then available to receivers, and anyone assigned as a viewer to the consignment. Up to five JPG, PDF, HEIC, or PNG files can be added in the attachment sections, with each file less than 5MB in size. Previously, eNVD web-based system users were able to add attachments but functionality was limited.
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Depending on the PIC registration data and consignments that need to be updated, the sync could take between 1-3 minutes on average. The app also searches for consignments that you may have created on the eNVD website or consignments that may have been sent to you and download these to your device. This may take a minute, but it will not take up a large amount of space on your phone. If you haven't logged into your eNVD account recently, it may take longer to sync. If you are experiencing an issue, we recommend updating to the latest version of...
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