Opter 2026.06.00

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Create orders using AI

The AI feature is currently under development. It is free of charge during the trial period, but will be charged for as an additional service in future. No end date has yet been set for the trial period.

The AI can create new orders in the order reception system based on the content of:

  • Emails.

  • Free text.

  • PDF files (e.g. consignment notes in PDF format).

  • MSG, EML and TXT files.

  • Images in PNG and JPG file formats. For example, you can take a picture (a photo) of a freight bill or parcel label and let the AI create an order.

The AI creates one new order at a time, based on one or more files. There is no limit to the number of files you can drag and drop. For example, you can create a new order based on an email, two images and a PDF file.

There are two ways to do this in the order reception department:

  1. Drag and drop files directly onto the AI button (the quickest way).

    Click on New (1) and drag and drop emails and other files onto the AI button (2). The AI analyses the information and fills in the fields on the new order. Check the details and click Save to place the order.

  2. Use window Read-in order with AI (more control).

    Click the AI button, drag and drop, or copy and paste emails and other files into the window Read-in order with AI. The AI analyses the information and then displays a suggestion as to which fields it wishes to fill in. Check the details and click Update order to populate the fields on the order.

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Fortnox: certificate warnings

The following messages have been added to facilitate troubleshooting and to improve forward planning:

  • The certificate will expire in {0} days. Follow the instructions at docs.opter.com to renew it. You will therefore receive an advance warning that the certificate is about to expire.

  • The certificate is invalid or has expired. Follow the instructions at docs.opter.com to renew it.

  • The certificate could not be found. Follow the instructions at docs.opter.com to create it.

These messages may appear when you export invoices or supplier bills to Fortnox, or when you import payments.

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Deactivated users are logged out

If you deactivate a user – for example, because an employee is leaving – that user will be logged out and will no longer have access to the system.

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Customs information

Customs information in Opter refers to the information required for the transport of goods between countries, or, for example, between the EU and Norway.

The main purpose of this function is to enable the storage, sending and receiving of customs information.

Groups Customs information, Consignor and Consignee in the order reception are used to store the order’s customs information.

To make it easier to manage customs information, you can, with the help of the EDI team, integrate Opter with systems that handle customs information (such as customs declarations and supporting documents). Once Opter and the customs information management system are linked, customs information can be sent automatically between the systems.

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Norwegian goods in transit (NVIT)

Applies to Opter version 2026.06.94 and later.

Goods which have both their collection address and delivery address in Norway, but which pass through Sweden or Finland en route, are classified as Norwegian goods in transit (NVIT).

The map below shows an example of goods being transported from Oslo to Tromsø (in Norway) via Sweden.

NVIT is, therefore, Norwegian domestic freight transiting through Sweden or Finland. All NVIT-goods must be declared using a six-digit HS-code, product description, net weight, gross weight, value, etc. Further information is available at https://www.toll.no/no/bedrift/transport-og-tollager/norske-varer-i-transitt.

In Opter

In Opter, you can enter, view and store detailed information about the goods. You do this in group Goods items in the order reception department.

If you need to declare packages Text and Package type (and so on) for the goods, enter Text and Package type for the package in group Packages in the order reception and link the goods line to the package in which the goods are physically contained by selecting the package number in column Package in the group Goods items.

Item lines (and package lines) can be imported and exported via EDI. If you use a customs agent to handle transit declarations, it is therefore possible to send the goods information from Opter to the customs agent via EDI. Please contact the EDI team (on ) and, if necessary, arrange an EDI connection between your Opter and the customs agent.

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Supplier: separate email address for supplier bills

You can now enter a separate email address for supplier bills in field Email supplier bill export on the Pricing and Billing tab in the driver register. If you do not specify a particular address for supplier bills, they will be sent to the main address on the tab General.

Applies only to settlement exports of types PDF, XmlSerializer and Fortnox.

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