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Follow these steps to use the eNVD web-based system to create your livestock consignment.

Consigning up to 2,000 head of cattle per week to slaughter is a task that Whyalla Feedlot Dispatch Supervisor, Tess Gealy, handles with ease thanks to the eNVD system.

A study conducted by ISC to investigate potential enhancements to the eNVD system is complete.

These webinars will further your education on the LPA, eNVD and eID processes and are ideal for anyone handling livestock – farm owners, managers, overseers, hobby farmers, small farmers, farm hands and agriculture teachers.

These webinars will further your education on the LPA, eNVD and eID processes and are ideal for anyone handling livestock – farm owners, managers, overseers, hobby farmers, small farmers, farm hands and agriculture teachers.

Correct, completed and signed Digital eNVDs you have either created or received are accepted as a historical reference document for audits.    If you have printed an eNVD before completing it and have not updated the digital version, then you need to keep the completed printed copy. It is acceptable to show an auditor eNVDs on your computer or mobile device during an audit.

To help livestock agents and administrators go digital, ISC is hosting an eNVD webinar series where ISC’s team of experts will provide more information about digital consignments, answer questions and include live demonstrations of key scenarios.

An eNVD does everything the eDEC does, but is more user-friendly and is free. An eDEC is an electronic copy (like a scanned copy) of the hard copy forms. eNVDs are the digital version of the consignment, they combine all the hard copy forms into a single digital form. You also don’t need a token to create an eNVD - just log on and start a new consignment. Producers and feedlots who have been using the eDEC system already have access to the eNVD so can shift across to the eNVD platform at any point.

Victorian producer Scott Young appreciates the immediacy of the eNVD app and is calling on industry to give it a go.

New: The sender can add devices to their consignment draft.  Start: Devices can be added to start the NLIS movement process.  Review: Tags are included and can be reviewed, but they cannot be moved until the movement date begins.  Ready: Device tags have been added and are prepared for submission. You can now move them to your PIC Pending: The transfer is awaiting confirmation from NLIS—sit back and relax!  Moved: The transfer has been successfully completed.  Closed: The deadline to move the devices via eNVD has passed. Your only option now is to log into the NLIS system and move...