Bill of Lading for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
Generate a bill of lading directly from your Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central shipment data instead of retyping freight details into a separate form. Dynamic Ship’s BOL report pulls shipment, party, and package information from the license plates you already created during packing, so LTL and FTL shippers get an accurate document without a second data entry pass.
At a Glance
- Print a bill of lading straight from the Package Worksheet after packing.
- BOL data pulls from the license plates already created during packing.
- Works with Warehouse Insight and Dynamic Ship.
- Partner-customizable base report, so your BOL can match your exact format.
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Key Capabilities
One-click BOL printing. Print the bill of lading from the Package Worksheet immediately after packing a shipment, with no separate form to fill out.
License plate-based data. The report draws its shipment and carton details from the license plates created during packing, so package counts and contents match what actually shipped.
Warehouse Insight compatible. Because the BOL is generated from license plate data, it can also be printed in Warehouse Insight, giving warehouse teams the same document as in the mobile workflow.
Customizable base report. The BOL ships as a sample report that your Business Central partner can adapt and format to your carrier and paperwork requirements.
No separate licensing. BOL generation is part of Dynamic Ship, not a separately licensed freight document module.
Consistent freight and party data. Shipment and party details come from the sales order and shipment already in Business Central, reducing keying errors between systems.
How Bill of Lading Works in Dynamic Ship
- Pack the shipment in the Package Worksheet, creating the license plates for each carton or pallet.
- Once packing is complete, select the BOL report action on the Package Worksheet.
- Dynamic Ship pulls shipment, party, and carton data from the created license plates and includes it in the report.
- Print the bill of lading for the driver, or attach it to your outbound freight paperwork.
Why Dynamic Ship Bill of Lading Stands Out
LTL and FTL shippers often retype the same order and carton details into a separate BOL form, creating a second point of failure for keying errors. Dynamic Ship pulls that information directly from the license plates generated during packing, so the bill of lading reflects what was actually packed, not what the order originally said.
Because BOL generation lives inside Business Central, it also sits alongside Dynamic Ship’s full LTL and FTL freight support, meaning the same shipment that generates a live freight rate and a carrier label can produce its bill of lading without leaving the order.
Who Uses a Bill of Lading
Shipping clerks print the BOL immediately after packing an LTL or FTL shipment, then hand it to the driver at pickup without re-entering carton or freight details. Logistics coordinators rely on the BOL’s license-plate-based data to confirm the shipment matches what was packed. Warehouse managers use the same report from Warehouse Insight when packing and shipping occur via the mobile warehouse workflow, rather than directly from the Package Worksheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pack the shipment in the Dynamic Ship Package Worksheet to create the license plates for each carton or pallet, then print the BOL report directly from the Package Worksheet. The report automatically pulls shipment and party data from the license plates you just created, so there is no separate BOL data-entry step.
Yes. Dynamic Ship includes a base BOL report that your Business Central partner can modify to match your carrier’s format or your company’s paperwork standards. It is built for adaptation rather than a single fixed layout.
Yes. Since the BOL is generated from license plate data, it can be printed from Warehouse Insight and the Dynamic Ship Package Worksheet, so warehouse teams working on a mobile device receive the same document.
No. BOL generation is included in Dynamic Ship rather than sold as a separately licensed freight document module, so LTL and FTL shippers do not need to license an additional module to obtain a bill of lading.
Yes. Dynamic Ship handles Full Truckload and Less-than-Truckload shipping, as well as parcel, all via the same freight integration platforms, so freight and parcel shipments run through a single Business Central workflow rather than separate tools.