CargoScan Cargo Code Numpad Typing Game

Practise the rhythm of numeric data entry

CargoScan focuses on a familiar sequence: read a code, enter its digits, check the entry and confirm it. Each dispatched package gives that sequence a visible result. The warehouse scene and career milestones provide context, while the central target keeps attention on the number that needs to be entered.

The opening stage uses the numpad home-row digits 4, 5 and 6. Later stages introduce more digits and decimal cargo codes. This makes it useful alongside the structured Numpad course: practise a new movement in a lesson, then use the loading dock to repeat it in a different setting.

How to dispatch a package

Use a physical number pad with Num Lock enabled, or tap the game’s on-screen keypad. Read the cargo code and type the highlighted digit. Your first numeric attempt starts the timer. When the whole code matches, press Enter or the Scan button to dispatch the package and receive the next code.

Backspace removes the last accepted digit. A wrong numeric attempt counts as an error without being added to the code, so follow the next-key highlight to continue. Decimal cargo uses a dot; a comma decimal key is accepted as a dot. Enter confirms the entry and does not count as a numeric accuracy attempt.

Forty levels and a growing warehouse

Ten dispatched packages advance one career level. The forty levels are grouped into Beginner, Normal, Advanced and Adaptive, with ten levels in each stage. Code length grows in small steps rather than making every package a completely new task. Adaptive codes can become longer after accurate streaks and ease after mistakes.

The dock is self-paced: your task is to dispatch accurately during the selected session, not to chase a moving package before it vanishes. Three minutes is the default, with one- and five-minute choices available between shifts. Pause whenever needed; switching tabs pauses active time. Warehouse credits and milestones are fictional game rewards.

Use the result to choose your next practice

The result shows dispatched packages, accuracy and keys per minute. KPM counts accepted numeric attempts, including digits typed again after Backspace, over active typing time. It describes this game session rather than a certified data-entry speed. For comparisons over time, use the same duration and stage, or take a Numpad test with repeatable settings.

Career shipments, credits and the highest level are kept on the device and included in supported account sync. Results appear in Numpad Statistics and general game history, with errors contributing to weak-digit information. If one column of the pad causes repeated errors, return to the matching Numpad lessons before the next shift.

CargoScan questions

Is CargoScan included in Premium?

Yes. An active Monthly, Yearly or covered school plan unlocks the game. You can read this guide and use free core Numpad games without purchasing CargoScan separately.

Can I play without a physical numpad?

Yes. Tap the on-screen keypad, or use the number keys on your keyboard. Use a physical number pad when your goal is learning its specific finger movements.

Does Backspace reduce my accuracy?

Backspace itself is excluded from numeric accuracy attempts. Wrong number or decimal attempts count as errors, and retyped correct digits count as accepted attempts.

Are warehouse credits real money?

No. Credits, shipments and warehouse milestones are fictional practice rewards inside CargoScan.

Choose your next practice

Use Numpad lessons for finger movements, a game for variety and a Numpad test for a consistent numeric-entry comparison.