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U.S. and Canadian Customs have mandated the electronic reporting of cargo manifest 24 hours in advance of lading of the vessel at a foreign port know respectively as Ocean AMS and Ocean ACI.
These new regulations require house bill information. The new requirements support the government's efforts to increase cargo security.
Software Summary:
NVOCCs (Non Vessel Operating Common Carrier) as well as Ocean Carriers can now transmit manifest data to U.S. and Canadian customs for inbound shipments.
Benefits to NVOCCs:
• Preserve the confidentiality of house bill information
• Arrive cargo electronically and receive release notifications
• Move cargo in-bond electronically (AMS only)
• Receive status notifications from Customs
• Designate up to two additional AMS participants to receive status notifications
• Request and receive authorization to move shipments in-bond without preparing a paper CF-7512 (for IT, T&E, and IE movements)
Features:
• Easy-to-use data entry screens
• Lookup common codes
• Automatic communication to Customs
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