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1-copy delivery note

So far, a delivery note for concrete consists of up to four copies. Each of them is filed in a folder in the archive sooner or later – i.e. in the administration of the concrete plant, at the forwarder and at the customer. 999 out of 1,000 delivery notes will never be needed again within the period of retention. If a factory in fact is producing 10,000 delivery notes per year, this means up to 40,000 hardcopies which are all processed manually. Employees in the concrete plant‘s administration itself, at the forwarder, at the construction company are checking them for completeness as well as...

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