Documentation

Learn how to use the stacking optimization platform to efficiently organize your cargo and shipments.

Quick Start

1

Define Carrier

Select a preset or set custom dimensions for your pallet, container, or truck bed.

2

Add Boxes

Enter box dimensions, weights, and quantities manually or via CSV.

3

Generate & View

Create the optimized stacking plan and visualize it in 3D.

Documentation Sections

The two wizards, the five steps they share, and what you can do once a plan is finished.

Which wizard fits your job
What each step asks for
Doing the same from your own system

Load Optimization

Learn how to define carriers, configure stacking options, and submit a load.

Carrier presets and custom dimensions
Configuration options
Step by step submission workflow

Mixed Palletizing

Build mixed pallets from your box list, with the load height you set above the deck.

Pallet catalogue per region
Load height per pallet entry
The same export and share links as loads

Every field in the box list, shared by both wizards, and the rotations you can allow.

Dimensions, weight and quantity
Stacking permission per box
Allowed rotations with diagrams

Excel Import & Export

The one file format both wizards read and write, with example files to start from.

Required and optional columns
Example files, metric and imperial
Placement columns of every exported sheet

Explore your stacking plan in an interactive 3D environment with mouse and trackpad controls.

Camera controls
Box visualization
Export options

Viewer Edit Mode

Manually adjust box positions and rotations after the AI optimization to fine-tune your stacking plan.

Move and rotate boxes manually
Group selection for bulk edits
Keyboard shortcuts and undo support

Loady Assistant

Loady is the AI assistant built into the order wizard. Type what you want in your own words and Loady fills in carriers, boxes, settings, or export choices for you.

One assistant that focuses on the step you are on
One click to put a suggestion on the form
Mixed units are converted for you

Create a key so your own systems can send loads to Load Optimizer without opening the web app.

Where to find the API page
Creating and revoking keys
Which plans include API access

The full developer documentation: authentication, a quickstart, every field you can send, and the errors you can get back.

Quickstart and worked examples
Objectives, units and constraints
Interactive endpoint reference

Pro Tip: Use CSV Import

For large loads, you can import box data directly from a spreadsheet. Check the Excel Import & Export page for the required format and example files.