On June 10, MuyPymes and MuyCanal will host a webinar on a timely topic that will affect thousands of small and midsize businesses in our country: How to prepare for the new eCMR regulation and the digital bill of lading (Carta de Porte). In an earlier article we explained that, starting on October 5 of this year, the administrative control document for road freight transport must be digital (eCMR) under Law 9/2025 on Sustainable Mobility.
This measure represents a profound shift in the documentation management of thousands of daily logistics operations and will force carriers, shippers, and logistics operators to abandon paper altogether. While the sector had already been moving toward digitization, this regulation marks a turning point: transportation documentation must be generated, stored, and presented electronically to authorities at any time.
In the webinar, which will take place from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m., the following experts will participate:
- Mau Valencia | Strategic Account Executive ISV, DocuWare
- Mar Bértoa | Product Manager, Docuten
- Brais Méndez | CEO, Docuten
- Verónica Cabezudo, Director of MuyCanal
Road transport enters a new phase
As we said, starting October 5 of this year, the control document must be managed in digital format, forcing many companies to rethink how they create, sign, deliver, archive, and integrate the documentation of their transportation operations.
The question is no longer whether digitizing makes sense, but how to do it correctly. It is not enough to scan documents or replace paper with PDFs. The new landscape requires auditable processes, intact documents, valid electronic signatures, immediate availability for inspections and integration with the company’s internal systems.
In the webinar, DocuWare and Docuten will explain, in a clear and practical way, the new regulatory framework, the main challenges facing the sector, and the technical keys to digitizing the entire documentary process: from the eCMR and the bill of lading to the control document, delivery notes, and supplementary documentation.
Session aimed at companies that want to get ahead, reduce risk, improve operational efficiency, and prepare their processes before the regulatory obligation comes into effect.
