Load Report

Load Report gives you a single, tidy summary of what you are carrying and where it sits. Use it when you want a clearer list than the normal rig view, or when you need a record to check against while you pack.

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Open Load Report

You can open Load Report from a couple of places: The report reads the current rig, the active loads, your saved zones, and the load details you have entered. It opens full screen so the whole setup is easy to read.

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What the report shows

The report is laid out zone by zone, grouped by where the weight sits:

• A header showing the rig name, the date the report was taken, the item count, and the combined weight.
• A vehicle/trailer split bar, so you can see at a glance how the load is shared between the tow vehicle and the trailer or caravan.
• Items on the tow vehicle, broken down by storage zone.
• Items on the trailer or caravan, broken down by storage zone.
• Unassigned items that still need a proper zone.

Each item shows its name, its category, its weight, and a state tag where one applies (for example moved, updated, or weighed). Consumables such as a water tank, gas bottle, or fridge appear in their zone at their current fill weight, not the full weight — so the report reflects how the rig is actually packed right now. To change a fill level, see Water and consumables.

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Weighed and estimated weights

The header shows how many of your items are based on a real weighed figure rather than an estimate. If everything is weighed you see a confirmation; if some items are still estimates, the report flags that and shows a weighed count out of the total. Use that as a quick honesty check. A report built mostly from estimates is still useful for spotting where the weight sits, but it is not a substitute for a measured figure.

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Zones and limits

Inside each asset block, every storage zone shows its own subtotal and a small fill bar. If you have set a weight limit for a zone, the report shows how the zone compares to that limit, and it flags any zone that is over. Unassigned items are worth clearing first. They still add weight to the totals, but loadmate cannot place them accurately across the axles until you tell it where they sit. You can assign a zone to each one from the items list.

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Share or keep a copy

The app bar at the top of the report has an export action. It produces a PDF of the report so you can share it or download a copy:

• On a phone or tablet, the export option opens the share sheet so you can send or save the PDF.
• On the web app, it downloads the PDF to your device.

A report is handy before a trip, before a weigh-in, or when you are reviewing what changed after repacking. Treat the exported PDF as a snapshot. If you move gear or change fill levels afterwards, export a fresh copy.

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What the report is not

Load Report is a packing and review aid built from your entered data. Use it to see what changed, where the weight sits, and which items still need attention. If you need measured weights, record a professional weigh-in. If you want the limit rows behind the current setup — your tow ball mass (nose weight in the UK, tongue weight in the US), axle loads, and the totals they roll into — open Compliance Snapshot.