Movements can be created both via desktop and mobile, to see how to create a movement on desktop, see this article: Creating a movement ​

To create a movement on mobile you must first be on the KPMG Origins shortcut, to learn how to get the shortcut on your home screen, please read this article: How to Add Origins to Your Mobile Device | KPMG Origins Help Centre

1- Once logged in to the Origins shortcut on your mobile or iPad you will be brought to your home screen, from here select the blue circle with the white cross indicated below.

2. On the Create New Movement page, select the Single Pick Up & Material type.

Next, select the Pick up and Drop off State

2 - Now search for the Pick up and Drop off locations. Search for the location using either the location name, address or the location ID

3 - After entering the drop off location the Material Details and Commercial in Confidence sections of this page will appear. Search for the material by it's name or ID, and select whether the generator and pick up details are confidential, before pressing Continue.

Note - If your pick up and drop off locations are in different States a search box will appear where both Pick Up and destination state Material ID should be selected from the options available (click search box to see options).
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4 - The following screen will contain a series of sections and information fields that should be filled out, step one will generally require details about the material generator, transporter, receiver and the material quantity and type being tracked.

The status indicator underneath the unique movement identifier tells you the stage to which this movement is up.

5 - Once you have filled out all of the relevant information in a section select the submit button. If successful the button will now say "Submitted."

The subsequent sections will no longer be locked for editing.

6 - Continue through the following sections as far as is relevant to your role in the movement, noting that for some users this will be the entire process and for others, it may only be one section.

An example of a submitted movement can be shown below: