← Back to glossary Category: Logistică · Acronym: CMR CMR Consignment Note Quick answer: The international road transport document proving the contract between consignor, carrier and consignee. Key takeawaysConsignor, carrier, consigneeGoods description and weightPlace and date of pickup and deliveryReceipt reservations (if any) What CMR is CMR is the consignment note regulated by the CMR Convention for international road transport of goods. It proves the transport contract, the carrier's receipt of goods and delivery conditions. Why it matters The CMR signed at destination is proof of delivery and the basis for claims about shortages or damage. Without a correct CMR, transport disputes are hard to win. What it contains Consignor, carrier, consignee Goods description and weight Place and date of pickup and delivery Receipt reservations (if any) How Azuvio helps Azuvio generates and attaches transport documents (including CMR) to the order and links them to digital POD, giving full traceability from shipment to delivery confirmation. Frequently askedIs CMR the same as a delivery note?No. A delivery note is an internal goods-accompanying document; CMR is the international road transport contract governed by the CMR Convention.Can CMR be electronic?Yes, e-CMR is recognised through the additional protocol to the CMR Convention and is being adopted progressively in the EU. Where Azuvio fitsSoftware WMSSoftware OMSConectori ERP Related termsBill of Lading (B/L) — The sea transport document proving receipt of goods, the transport contract and title to the goods.Incoterms — Standardised international rules (ICC) defining who pays for transport, risk and customs in a commercial transaction.Proof of Delivery (POD) — Confirmation that goods were delivered and received: signature, photo, timestamp and any reservations.Transport accompanying note (Romanian aviz de însoțire) — Romanian fiscal document accompanying goods between supplier and recipient until the invoice is issued. Last updated: 2026-07-06