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For practical tips on filling in NVDs so they are clear, correct and complete, offer your clients the following resources: video: how to complete the LPA NVD webinar recording: taking a closer look at the NVD questions more advice on completing the NVD from the ISC website. eNVD is the fast, easy system for completing all livestock consignment forms digitally. Help your clients start using the eNVD system and save time when dispatching livestock with the help of the following resources: video: how to complete an eNVD tips on using the eNVD system find out what farm software programs include...

Login via myMLA and access eNVD via your linked LPA account.The eNVD website is mobile-friendly which means the eNVD can be filled out on a smart phone. 

The LPA electronic National Vendor Declaration (eNVD) system is a faster, easier way to complete livestock consignments. An LPA eNVD is the digital alternative to paper-based NVDs. The eNVD system is not just a place to fill out a NVD – it is a system for completing all consignment paperwork digitally including livestock assurance and health declarations.

Login via myMLA and access eNVD within your linked LPA account/s. Learn how to link your myMLA and create an eNVD here.

The following forms are available using the eNVD: Livestock Production Assurance National Vendor Declaration (LPA NVD) for cattle, EU cattle, sheep and lamb, goats and bobby calves Meat Standards Australia (MSA) declaration National health declaration (cattle, sheep and goat) National Feedlot Accreditation Scheme (EU, delivery docket, form B). When you select to create a new consignment within the eNVD system, you will be prompted to select the forms that you would like to include as part of your consignment. The forms that are visible to you are based on your accreditation. Learn more about the eNVD web-based system and eNVD mobile app.

ISC is currently developing software for eNVD receivers that will enable them to take carriage of consignments both online and offline on a singular digital platform.

New features for eNVD templates Based on your feedback, we have recently introduced two new changes to the eNVD templates feature, creating a better user experience. What’s changing? 1. Certain sections of the templates will no longer automatically populate with outdated information. These sections will now default to ‘blank’, providing flexibility for the user to add details based on individual consignment needs. The affected sections are: Livestock information, including: movement date movement time number of head total head with NLIS electronic ear tags total head with NLIS rumen devices total number of head total number of NLIS electronic ear tags....

Digital eNVDs you create or receive are acceptable as a historical reference document when being audited so long as they are correct, complete and signed. If you have printed an eNVD before completing it and have not updated the digital copy, then you need to keep the completed printed version. Otherwise it is acceptable to show an auditor eNVDs on your computer or mobile device during an audit.

Livestock transporters play a key role in Australia’s integrity system and with the new features in the electronic National Vendor Declaration (eNVD) app and web-based system they’ll find using digital consignments easier, more accessible and convenient. The new features mean transporters or transport companies can now access the eNVD web-based system, add or remove drivers from consignments, add and view comments on consignments and easily share consignments. eNVD webinar for transporters This webinar provides a step-by-step live demonstration of how transporters can use the eNVD system. Have your questions answered and learn more about the new functionality. A recording of...

ISC is constantly reviewing and upgrading features of the eNVD to make it even more user friendly. In addition, users can provide suggestions and feedback on using the eNVD by emailing envd@integritysystems.com.au. Feature updates currently under investigation include: Improvements to input of digital signatures. Offline access for regions with internet connectivity issues, such as a native mobile app, Bluetooth transfer of information or SMS at certain points where the NVD is being transferred to the next party. A paperless eNVD so no printing is required for completion. Improving the eNVD PIC search, which includes working with state agriculture departments.