Digitally native PDF
Generated from structured data, readable and no larger than 5 MB.

Generate, deliver and retain the digital control document without slowing each shipment.
A Blurtek solution connecting operations, drivers and documentation: native PDF, verifiable QR, delivery and traceable archiving in one system.
One operation, one document
DeCA Cloud turns shipment data into a controlled workflow. The document is generated before the service, reaches everyone who needs it and remains easy to find for operations, inspections and audits.

How it works
From a form, ERP, TMS, CRM or a custom integration.
Create the native PDF, timestamp it and add its unique QR code before the service starts.
Share copies with the driver, consignor, client or carrier through the agreed channel.
Archive, find and audit every document from one control panel.
Official requirements
The Resolution of 5 June 2026 defines how the application, PDF, URL, QR code, amendments and driver copy must work.
Generated from structured data, readable and no larger than 5 MB.
Each DeCA has a unique URL that downloads the PDF directly.
An HTTPS URL using TLS 1.2 or later, without login screens that obstruct an inspection.
Creation and change logs, with retention or download available for at least one year.

Blurtek implementation
We start by mapping who creates the document today, where the data comes from and how it reaches the driver. Then we configure the workflow, integrations, permissions and retention.
For the whole chain
The driver receives the document and QR code before starting the service, ready for roadside inspection.
Coordinated generation, copies for each party and traceability of who received every document.
One consistent workflow for preparing shipments for multiple clients without multiplying manual work.
Connect orders, warehouse and transport so the document is created within the existing operation.
FAQ
Technical information based on official publications available on 23 July 2026.
It is the electronic administrative control document required for certain road transport operations in Spain. For goods it replaces the control document governed by Order FOM/2861/2012; for passenger transport, digitisation applies to the route sheet governed by Order FOM/1230/2013.
Law 9/2025 entered into force on 5 December 2025 and sets a ten-month period. The reference date is therefore 5 October 2026, subject to any later regulatory changes.
No. The technical resolution requires a digitally native PDF generated from structured data. A scan of an existing paper document or image is not valid.
Before the service starts, the driver must receive a copy containing the QR code, either electronically or on paper. During an inspection the driver may show the DeCA with its QR code or the QR code itself.
For goods transport, the contractual consignor and effective carrier must be able to retain or download the documents for at least one year. The same minimum retention period applies to passenger transport operators.
No. Blurtek designs and implements the technology solution. Each organisation should confirm its specific legal scope with its advisers and the current official rules.

We review your current process and show you an implementation adapted to your shipments, systems and team.
Blurtek provides technology services, not legal advice. Confirm the regulatory scope applicable to your organisation with your advisers and always consult the current BOE.