eManifest

The eManifest module — called the Border Desk inside the product — is where a dispatcher gets a truck legally across the Canada/US border: it assembles every fact customs demands for a crossing, scores how ready that crossing is, prints the barcoded paper the driver carries, emails the customs broker their package, and runs a countdown clock so nobody arrives at the booth without an accepted filing.

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Capabilities, all live
100%
In production
Border & Compliance
Pillar

From the Lanexa 2.0 capability register · version 2.0.37 · reviewed 2026-08-24

AUTO

Every crossing action is audited

Creating a crossing, every status transition (with the from-state, the to-state and the rejection reason where one exists) and every removal write an entry into the shared activity log under the type — a category that had existed since Apri

AUTO

Every status change appends a permanent history row

The atomic routine writes it in the same transaction as the status change, capturing the status, the reason, the message, the source, the user's identity and their name. A database trigger then makes that row impossible to edit or delete (,

AUTO

The database stamps the milestone timestamps itself

Moving to Filed sets, Accepted sets, Released sets — belt and braces, since the routine also stamps them ().

AUTO

Marking a crossing Released writes a border event onto every load riding it

A trigger fans out one timeline row per member load, titled by regime, detailed with the port name, and de-duplicated so a repeat can never double-post ().

01
Print PARS/PAPS label sheets
A 2×5 grid of barcoded stickers per A4 page, four copies per shipment, sized to the CBSA 4.5-inch symbol cap — replaces bought label rolls.
02
Print the lead sheet
A regime-aware cover sheet with a scannable barcode of the trip number or CRN, the port, ETA, driver, power unit, loaded/empty indicator, and one barcode per shipment.
03
Print the driver crossing packet
A multi-page PDF: conveyance barcode, trip facts, a regime-specific "at the booth — have ready" checklist, a shipment detail table, and two labels per shipment.
04
Record a rejection with its reason
Choosing Rejected opens a required free-text box — you must record what the portal actually said before the status will move.
05
Filing history
An append-only, tamper-blocked list of every status change on the crossing with time, reason and the person's name.
06
Filter by direction and status
One-click filters: All directions / ACE ↓ US / ACI ↑ Canada, plus status chips for All, Draft, Filed, Accepted, Held, Released and Rejected — six of the seven states. There is no Cancelled chip, so cancelled crossings cannot be filtered for at all; they can on
07
Border Desk list
See every border crossing for the company — direction, trip, port, arrival time, status, a readiness percentage, load count and the conveyance reference — in one table.
08
Live border wait times
Each row and the detail header show the current commercial-lane delay at that port, plus the FAST-lane delay where the feed supplies one, red once the wait is 30 minutes or more.
CapabilityStatus
Deep link into a crossingIn progress
Add a load to an existing crossingNot built
Transmit the filing electronicallyNot built