ECLIC User Documentation

Extended Equipment master data template

1. Equipment master-data template

Use the exact column names from the downloaded eECD equipment CSV. Do not rename headers. Columns may be repositioned if the header text and values remain unchanged.

Mandatory equipment fields

The following fields form the core equipment record. Complete the fields required for the equipment type and ensure that identifiers are unique.

Field

Description / example

Input guidance

EquipmentOperator

Owning or managing equipment operator

Use the operator value registered in eECD.

EquipmentSubgroup

Equipment subgroup

Use the permitted eECD value where applicable.

EquipmentType

Tankcontainer, Tank trailer, Tanktrailer or Railtank

Use the exact value accepted by eECD.

ContainerID

Example: TEST 490309-8

Required for tank containers; must be unique.

LicensePlate

Example: TE295012

Required for road equipment; must be unique where applicable.

InternalEqCode

Example: YB4PAB04132007165

Internal equipment identifier, if used.

NrManholes

Example: 1 or 3

Enter a numeric value.

NrCompartments

Example: 1, 3 or 4

Must correspond with the compartment details supplied.

ProductType

Example: Chemical

Use the relevant product category.

LicensePlateCountry

Country of registration

Use the agreed country-code format.

Safety, inspection and weight fields

Field group

Fields

Examples from the template

Weights

TareWeight, NetWeight, MaxWeight

28520, 20000, 21150

ADR tank details

TankTypeAdr, MinPressureAdr, OpeningsAdr, ValvesAdr

S, 1.5, D, H

ADR inspections

LastInspectionAdr, LastPressureTestAdr

2021-12-18, 2023/12/20

Tank instructions

TE, TC, FL, AT, TankInstructionUn

Use the applicable instruction values.

UN inspections

LastInspectionUn

YYYY-MM-DD

CSC inspections

NextExaminationCsc, LastInspectionCsc, MainInspection, ValiditySp

YYYY-MM-DD

Compartment fields

For each compartment, provide the identifier, volume and baffle value. Repeat the group for compartments 1–10 as needed:

Compartment

Identifier

Volume

Baffles

1

CompartmentId1

VolumeCompartment1

BafflesCompartment1

2

CompartmentId2

VolumeCompartment2

BafflesCompartment2

3

CompartmentId3

VolumeCompartment3

BafflesCompartment3

4–10

CompartmentId4–CompartmentId10

VolumeCompartment4–VolumeCompartment10

BafflesCompartment4–BafflesCompartment10

2. Example equipment records

The workbook includes the following example values. Replace these examples with your own equipment data before uploading.

Equipment type

Container ID

Licence plate

Internal code

Manholes

Compartments

Product type

Tare / net / max weight

Tankcontainer

TEST 490309-8

1

1 × 26,000

Chemical

28,520 / 20,000 / 21,150

Tankcontainer

TEST 490835-6

3

10,000; 6,500; 11,000

Tank trailer

TE295012

YB4PAB04132007165

4

11,000; 5,000; 15,000; 7,500

Tanktrailer

TE294857

YB4PAB04132007164

2

1 × 26,000

Railtank

TE295163

W09334B1VX0F07748

2

1 × 63,000

Remove example records before upload. The row containing “These are example data, add your equipment data here” is instructional text and must not be uploaded as an equipment record.

3. Preparing and uploading the CSV

  1. In eECD, open Equipment and select Download EQUIPMENT CSV.

  2. Keep the downloaded header row unchanged.

  3. Copy equipment data from your TMS or internal system into the template.

  4. Set the complete worksheet to Text format before entering or pasting values, so Excel does not alter identifiers, decimals or dates.

  5. Save the file as CSV using a new filename for every upload.

  6. Test with 20–50 records and review validation results before uploading a larger file.

CSV action

Result

New equipment

Creates a new equipment record.

Existing equipment

Updates or overwrites the supplied fields for the matching equipment record.

Duplicate records

The latest supplied data overwrite earlier data.

Deletion

CSV upload does not delete equipment records.

4. Date formatting

All date fields must use YYYY-MM-DD, for example . Excel may automatically convert dates to the local format. If dates are not converted back to YYYY-MM-DD before upload, the upload may report zero records without detailed error information.

To protect the format, set date columns to Text and verify values such as 2021-12-18 and 2023-12-20 before saving the CSV. Alternatively, save as XLSX while checking the formats, then export to CSV.

Clearing an existing date through CSV

If a date already exists, leaving the CSV cell empty may not clear it. To overwrite the date with a blank value, enter a single apostrophe (') in the field so it is treated as text, then upload the CSV.

5. Data-quality checklist

  • Header names are unchanged.
  • Equipment identifiers are unique and correctly populated.
  • Number of compartments matches the compartment data supplied.
  • All applicable weights, ADR and inspection fields are complete.
  • Dates use YYYY-MM-DD.
  • Example rows and instructional text have been removed.
  • The file has been tested with a small batch.

Ready to upload: Once the checklist is complete, upload the CSV in eECD and review the returned validation result. For large deletions or data-recovery questions, contact ECLIC Support.