Container & truck load planning
Load a container
like the crew has to.
Most planners tell you the boxes fit. PackWise tells you how to load them — in an order that clears the door, holds its weight, and passes a weighbridge. With an accuracy benchmark you can run yourself.
85%
mean utilisation on public benchmarks
186/186
items placed, sequence a crew can follow
100%
support on every stacked box
0
boxes that block the door
Benchmarked on the public Bischoff & Ratcliff instances. The harness is part of the system — run it and check the numbers yourself.
What it does
01
Load in three dimensions
Paste a manifest or upload a spreadsheet and watch the container fill in 3D. Every box lands where a loader would put it — nose to doors, floor up.
02
A sequence a crew can follow
Not just where each box goes, but the order to load them — reachable through the door, supported at every step, grouped by type. Play it back or print it.
03
Physics, not just geometry
Stability, load-bearing limits, axle distribution, per-carton support. The checks that decide whether a load passes a weighbridge, not only whether it fits.
04
One container or a whole fleet
When a load overflows, plan across as many containers as it takes — each with its own fill, weight, and loading plan. Nothing left behind.
Numbers you can check, not logos you can’t.
Plenty of tools claim big numbers. PackWise ships the benchmark that produces its accuracy figure, so you can verify the claim instead of trusting it. That is the whole idea: a planner a logistics team can audit and rely on.
Early access
Put your own manifest through it
The planner is open — try it now with a sample load. If you run real freight and want to load your own containers, leave your email and we’ll set you up.
No account needed to try the planner — the button up top opens it now.