TX-FLEX quick guide

for the digital delivery of load documents to Dispatch

PostNord, Denmark’s national postal service, stopped handling letter mail at the end of 2025.
This change directly affects how delivery documents, load paperwork and other operational documents are transferred between the truck and the main office. For this reason, the document handover procedure has been changed.

What changes in practice

  • Trip documents must be sent primarily in digital form during operations, using the Transics companion app TX-FLEX, at the step where loading activities are recorded in the trip planning flow.
    NOTE: This change does not apply to vehicles equipped with dedicated mobile scanners connected to the Transics system, which will continue to be used according to the existing procedure.
  • Printed load documents must still be handed in weekly, organised in an envelope as before. When needed, the envelope can be handed to a trusted colleague who will reach Taulov or Grønbjerg. An internal collection box for printed load documents is available at the Taulov operational base for handing in physical documents.
    NOTE: The document box at the offices in Grønbjerg remains the preferred drop-off point for drivers who regularly reach headquarters.
  • Sending printed load documents by post is no longer allowed. If, for operational reasons, a driver cannot reach Taulov or Grønbjerg for up to three weeks, Dispatch must be contacted to agree an alternative delivery method for the documents.
  • Documents containing privileged or confidential information, including personal data (for example timesheets, payslips or similar documents), must be delivered in person to the Grønbjerg office. These documents must not be handed to other colleagues, must not be deposited in Taulov, and must not be placed in any other internal post boxes — not even in a sealed envelope.
TX-FLEX is a mobile application developed by ZF-Transics that acts as an extension of the in-truck terminal (TX-SKY). This companion app allows the driver to access and send documents and relevant trip-related information directly from the field using the mobile phone. The connection to the TX-SKY terminal is made via Bluetooth, and the entered data is automatically linked to the trip, vehicle, driver and location. Unlike TX-SKY (which has its own SIM), TX-FLEX sends data to the office using the phone’s mobile data connection — without paper and without postal services.
This page provides instructions for:
  • installing and setting up the companion app TX-FLEX,
  • capturing load documents and sending them correctly during operations.
The guide is visual, designed for practical use directly on the road, and represents the standard procedure for handling load documents.

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