The transferor closes custody
Units handed over, place, time, reservations and evidence remain on the completed leg.
Mixed transport journey
At each stage, see who carries the goods, whether TMS or TTMS manages that stage and what proof confirms the handoff to the next provider.
Executor type decides authority.
TMS links the transport order, load, tour, driver and vehicle operated by the transport business.
TTMS links contract, SELL quote, booking, carrier identifiers, tracking and freight finance.
The journey may return to operated fleet or move to another external carrier under a new custody record.
Units handed over, place, time, reservations and evidence remain on the completed leg.
Accepted identifiers, received quantity and first exception start the new leg.
Delay, damage, refusal or discrepancy is attributed to the executor holding custody. The customer view aggregates history without erasing that responsibility.
Cost and sale of the operated service follow the transport order and TMS performance.
BUY, SELL, carrier invoice, dispute and settlement follow the TTMS contract.
The customer receives coherent milestones without access to each leg's private economics.
The operator's driver takes the goods and closes handoff at the hub.
An external carrier executes the booked leg under its contract and identifiers.
A new operated-fleet tour takes custody and produces final proof of delivery.
At dispatch, the warehouse confirms the goods were handed over. The carrier then takes over and records receipt.
We verify executor, contract, transport order, proof, exception and financial loop for every leg.