Cargo declaration internet

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Cargo declaration Internet Shipping lines/cargo handling agents without an in-house computer system can make use of Cargo declaration Internet to easily submit their brief cargo declarations to Customs. The web service is directly linked to Sagitta Binnenbrengen, the electronic declaration system of Customs. With Cargo declaration EDI, both companies and Customs can benefit 24 hours a day from a fast, efficient and reliable declaration process which is in conformity with global standards. All parties are able to operate more effectively and faster, resulting in lower costs and improved levels of customer service.
Market parties Cargo declaration Internet is primarily aimed at shipping lines/cargo handling agents that do not have an in-house computer system and for which the submission of a brief declaration entails a surveyable amount of data. These especially are companies focusing on liquid bulk, dry bulk and general cargo. Cargo declaration Internet however can also be used by shipping companies/cargo handling agents active in the container sector. Before a brief declaration can be submitted through the service Cargo declaration Internet, the mandatory vessel notification first has to be submitted via the service Vessel notification. Business issues For companies, submitting summary declarations always used to be a labor-intensive, often paper procedure involving couriers and a substantial overlap in information. This resulted in unnecessary delays in the import and throughput of shipments. View the demo Shipping lines/cargo handling agents that want to get an impression of how Cargo declaration Internet works can make an appointment for a demo via the Port infolink Service desk.		The advantages at a single glance Fast, efficient and reliable brief declaration process; Reduction of administrative burden; Lower costs; Improved levels of customer service. Requirements for participation All you need to make use of Cargo declaration Internet is a PC with access to the Internet (Internet Explorer version 6.0 or up). Customers pay an own contribution for their participation in Cargo declaration Internet. Port infolink does not have a profit motive. Any questions or direct participation? If you have any questions or want to immediately register as a participant, you can contact the Port infolink Service desk each working day from 08.00 to 18.00 hours. You can also request additional information by e-mail. Port infolink Service desk t. +31 (0)10 - 252 22 22 e. servicedesk@portinfolink.com