Regulation (EU) 2020/1056 and the detailed platform requirements define concrete functionality for systems that process electronic freight transport information.
The platform must protect freight information, restrict processing to authorised users, log relevant operations and support the common eFTI data set and subsets.
The detailed platform rules also cover business-user access, tributary ICT systems, CMDS processing and authority access through eFTI Gates.
A TMS vendor can build the full regulated platform stack itself, but that makes certification, Gate interoperability and regulatory schema maintenance part of its own infrastructure responsibility.
Adminyra is building that boundary as a separate service so transport software can remain focused on its operational product.
No. Adminyra eFTI is under active development. Production authority exchange stays disabled until the required interoperability, conformity-assessment and certification steps are complete.
Yes. Data mapping, sandbox API work, CMDS lifecycle design and application integration can be prepared before production Gate trust is enabled.
Start with a real freight-data mapping in the sandbox. Production Gate exchange remains locked until the certification and interoperability path is complete.