Normal, High priority and Must load
ProUpdated 5 November 2026
Set Loading priority on a plan’s pallet entry. Normal fills remaining space. High priority favors that entry when the full shipment cannot be placed. Must load requires all included copies of that entry to be placed before a new result can be saved.
These priorities apply to the entered quantity, including across a multi-space plan. Required cargo takes precedence, followed by High priority cargo; remaining capacity can be used for Normal cargo. This may favor fewer total pallets when that is necessary to respect the configured priorities.
Must load does not make an impossible load feasible. If the calculation cannot satisfy every Must load quantity, it does not save a new arrangement that silently ignores the requirement. Review the quantities, space limits and other rules; an older saved result remains separate.
Priority belongs to the plan entry, not the reusable pallet type or its position in a sorted list. Priority changes require a new calculation. Loading priorities require Pro.