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You can only access the new Harvest Rangeland Goat National Vendor Declaration (NVD) or eNVD once their state and territory department has approved your application and payment has been made.  

Livestock must graze on clean feed for a period of 60 days before the status is removed. This clean feed period must be verified by an Approved Auditor. The commencement of the clean feed period can occur prior to the audit being undertaken, providing that the management plan implemented by the producer provides sufficient evidence to substantiate verification that the livestock have been grazing on clean feed from the stated date, by the Approved Auditor.  

NSW State jurisdiction requires transporters to carry a copy of the consignment where they can see the signatures. This does not mean it needs to be printed, because a signature can be seen on a PDF on a mobile device. However, if transporters are not comfortable or in some cases, unable to give road-side legislators a mobile device to view the signatures, then having a printed copy of the eNVD might be more convenient. All other states accept the consignment or NVD serial number road-side from the transporter.

Please let ISC know if you are intending to complete a live test. We recommend having a paper copy of the eNVD or having your NVD book on hand, in case you have an issue with the eNVD app.

Currently the eNVD web-based system and mobile app do not integrate with the NLIS database. This means the receiver of the livestock will still need to record the transfer in the NLIS database. ISC is conscious of the overlap and closer integration between eNVD and NLIS is a core feature ISC is planning to provide in the future.  

Before using eNVDs, producers are advised to check in with their transporter and receiver, including saleyards and agents, to ensure they are ready to receive digital consignments.    For those receivers who still require paper forms, eNVDs can be printed or emailed and sent with your livestock.    For more info, check out this Share a Consignment guide.  

After linking a new PIC, log out and log back in to the eNVD app.

As the spring selling season unfolds, a reminder for red meat producers to ensure their integrity requirements are ready to support the sale of their animals. Access FREE and unlimited eNVDs If you haven’t already done so, learn how to get started with electronic National Vendor Declarations (eNVDs). Find help with using the eNVD app and web-based platform on the ISC website. Make sure your LPA eNVDs are clear, complete and correct Always remember to sign your consignment and fill in the transporter section if you are moving your own livestock. You can now save your signature to your eNVD...

If livestock arrive at their destination before your phone reconnects to the internet, the receiver may not accept them without proper documentation. It's your responsibility to ensure the receiver can receive eNVDs and that all the questions have been answered and submitted before the livestock arrives. eNVDs can be created and submitted up to 28 days in advance of the movement date. You can update the exact headcount and transporter details later once these details are known. Alternatively, you can provide a hard copy of the consignment to the transporter and reciever.

More information To learn more about the assistance available to help transporters incorporate the eNVD into their operations, please contact Demi Lollback, ISC's Project Manager – Adoption. Demi can be reached at dlollback@mla.com.au.  For general questions or enquiries about using the eNVD please email info@integritysystems.com.au.     Alternatively, you can speak with the ISC Customer Service team on 1800 683 111, Monday to Friday between 8am and 7pm (AEST) or on weekends between 9am and 5pm (AEST). You can also access the ISC Chatbot seven days a week via our website or from your myMLA and LPA account pages.