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Engine 07 · Production
Freight & Backline
Tagline
Trucks · carnets · instruments.
Intro
Trucks, A-rig and B-rig swaps, carnets, customs, instrument logistics and on-the-road repair. Freight is the engine that decides whether the next show happens.
Manifesto
- ·If the trucks don't arrive, the show doesn't happen. Freight is treated as a first-class concern, not a back-office function.
- ·A-rig / B-rig swaps modelled in advance for stadium legs; carnets and customs paperwork prepared upstream so the road never waits at a border.
- ·Backline tracked instrument by instrument — nothing critical is ever a single point of failure.
Signals
0
Border delays this tour
86
Trucks · 3-night Wembley Stadium run
100%
Carnets in advance
Capabilities
Truck schedule
Per-show truck loads, ETAs and arrival windows on residential streets.
Carnets & customs
ATA carnets, post-Brexit paperwork and EU/UK swap rules tracked.
A/B rig swaps
Advance B-rig builds modelled across stadium legs to compress turnarounds.
Backline ledger
Every instrument tracked with backup, repair history and on-the-road status.
Weight & axle
Truck loads validated against axle limits and venue access.
Settlement-ready
Freight costs reconcile directly into Settlement & Payments.
Workflow
- 01
Production Design and Stage hand over weight and load assumptions.
- 02
Truck schedule, A/B-rig swaps and carnets prepared.
- 03
Per-show ETAs and access windows tracked live.
- 04
Per-show actuals fed back to Settlement and the next leg's planning.
AI angle
AI on freight
ETA forecasting against live traffic, ferry and weather data — flags any truck likely to miss its access window in time to re-sequence the build.
Outcomes
- Trucks arrive when they should, where they should.
- Carnets and customs cleared upstream — no border surprises.
- Backup instruments ready before the originals fail.
- Freight costs reconcile straight into settlement.
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