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Equipment Specifications — add, edit & delete

Set the weight, cube, pallet and stop limits for each piece of equipment your loads move in. Add, edit and delete the capacities that blueprints and Compliance rely on.

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Equipment Specifications, under Master in the Supply Chain sidebar, hold the truck capacities for each piece of equipment. The maximums seed the Load Rules in your blueprints, and Compliance checks unplanned loads against them. There's one row per equipment and measure. A minimum, if you set one, is your own policy. Vendor ordering rules live separately, under Purchasing Rules.
In this article

Open Equipment under Master

In the Supply Chain sidebar, open <b>Master › Equipment</b>. The page explains what the specifications are used for, and <b>+ Add Specification</b> sits at the top right.

Read the specs for each piece of equipment

Specs are grouped by equipment, for example <b>53' Dry Van</b> (TD53), <b>48' Reefer</b> (TR48), <b>53' Reefer</b> (TR53) and <b>53' Reefer (Backhaul)</b> (TRB53). Each group shows its code and its number of specs. Each row shows the measure's <b>Operator</b>, <b>Min</b>, <b>Max</b>, <b>Source</b> and an <b>Action</b> menu.

  • Weight — The maximum load weight, in lb.
  • Cube — The maximum load volume, in ft³.
  • Pallets — The maximum number of pallets.
  • Stops — The maximum number of stops on a load.

Check where a value came from

The <b>Source</b> column shows where each value came from: <b>DEFAULT</b> for a standard capacity, or <b>MANUAL</b> for one your team set.

Search and filter

Type in <b>Search</b> to find specs by name or notes, or pick one piece of equipment from the <b>Equipment</b> dropdown to show only its specs.

Add a specification

Select <b>+ Add Specification</b>. Choose the measure in <b>Name</b> (for example Weight), enter a <b>Min</b> and/or <b>Max</b>, pick the <b>Equipment</b> it applies to, and add any <b>Notes</b>. The <b>Operator</b> is filled in for you. Select <b>Save Specification</b> to add it, or <b>Cancel</b> to close without saving.

Edit a specification

Open a row's <b>•••</b> menu and choose <b>Edit</b>. <b>Edit Specification</b> opens with the current values, for example Weight for TR48 with a max of 42500. Change what you need, then select <b>Save Specification</b>.

Delete a specification

Open a row's <b>•••</b> menu and choose <b>Delete</b>. <b>Delete Specification?</b> names exactly what will go, for example the Weight capacity for 53' Dry Van (TD53). Select <b>Yes, Delete</b> to remove it, or <b>No</b> to keep it. A deleted spec can't be restored.

Why it matters

These capacities are what blueprint Load Rules start from and what Compliance checks loads against. If they're wrong, loads get planned over capacity or flagged when they shouldn't be. Keeping one accurate row per equipment and measure keeps planning and Compliance consistent.

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