Global Air Manifest System is a web-based application
that enables Freight Forwarders, Carriers, Container
Freight Stations/Deconsolidates, and US Customs Brokers
to successfully complete the transmission of inbound air
cargo data through the Air Automated Manifest System
(AMS), as well as receive notification or
acknowledgement from US Customs and Border Protection
(CBP) of acceptance or rejection of their Air AMS
filing, as required under the US CBP
Challenge
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Review of current processes relating to "Customer
Identification" and "Transaction Surveillance"
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Review
of current transaction channels and intermediaries
both in domestic and foreign markets
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Documentation of the
firm’s policies and training
Solution
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Clear definition of the
firm’s internal surveillance objectives
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Identification of
transactions that pose maximum risk to the firm from
the money laundering perspective
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Product Evaluation and
Selection
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Product Implementation
and Integration with the custom built components
Benefits
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SITA
Integration
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Up-to-the-minute status messages from Customs
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Customs
release messages before cargo arrives
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Paperless in-bond arrival
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Paperless manifest discrepancy reporting to US
Customs
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Paperless release, generated to ABI, sent to Air AMS
participant
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Container Freight Stations: Paperless authorization
to transfer cargo from carrier to your facility
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Airlines: Paperless in-bond authorization to move
cargo to in-bond destination
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Customs
Brokers: help overseas partners keep
client/consignee information confidential
Key Capabilities
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eSetup:
(Loads Master Data)
Loads shipper, consignee, forwarder details Entry,
posting, amendments, error etc. codes Airline,
Flight information
eManifest:(Data related to AWB,
Manifest, Flight)
Enters data related to AWB, Data related to HAWB,
MAWB, Manifest and Information related to Flight
Departure
Sea AMS allows participants to
transmit manifests data
electronically prior to vessel
arrival. Customs can then
determine in advance whether the
merchandise merits examination
or immediate release. Upon
receiving notification from
Customs, the carrier can make
decisions on staging cargo and
the importer can arrange for
examination, release, and
distribution of the merchandise.
All of this can be accomplished
before the vessel arrives.
Sea AMS allows you to
communicate with other AMS
participants, other government
agencies, container freight
stations, and non-vessel
commercial carriers.
Functionality
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Get electronic cargo release days before vessel
arrival
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Benefit from electronic arrival of a vessel at each
port of call
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Amend, delete, or re-add bill of lading data
electronically
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Participate in Paperless Master In-bond program
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Receive electronic in-bond authorizations
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Designate secondary parties to receive carrier
status notifications: designate AMS service center,
FIRMS location, rail carrier, truck carrier,
terminal operator, or another ocean carrier
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Transfer custodial bond liability electronically
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Request and receive electronic authorizations for
Permits to Transfer (PTT)
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Receive notification of APHIS, other government
agency, and Customs holds
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Receive batch numbers with transmissions from AMS to
enhance tracking ability
Key Capabilities
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Auto Arrival:
Approved carriers can electronically arrive their
own vessels at discrage ports
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Secondary Notify Party
:
Carriers can designate, by SCAC or FIRMS code, up to
two additional AMS participants per bill of lading
to receive status notifications. They can update
bills of lading with arrival and export data for
cargo moving on a paperless master in-bond, and
request permits to transfer electronically for
in-port cargo movements
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Port Authority Interface
:
Port authorities receive manifest information for
AMS vessels calling at their ports, as well as bill
of lading status reports. They receive information
on in-bond bills enroute to the ports, reports of
non-AMS shipment releases, and reports of hazardous
material shipments transiting the ports
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Paperless Master
in-bond (MIB) Reporting:
Paperless reporting can be done for Immediate
Transportation (IT), Transportation and Exportation
(T&E), and Immediate Export (IE) cargo movements.
Additionally, participants can electronically update
these movements with arrival and export data.
Carriers approved as paperless MIB participants can
transmit bill of lading and in-bond data and receive
electronic authorization to move the shipment
in-bond to a paperless destination port without
preparing a CF-7512, Record of In-bond Movement
Penalties
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Issuance of "do not load" orders by the CBP, which
could result in cargo being left behind
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Fines on sea carriers (by which is meant the carrier
identified by the SCAC) - US$5,000 for first offence
and US$10,000 each offence thereafter
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Refusal to issue, or delays in issuing, permits to
discharge the incorrectly declared cargo, or even
the entire ship
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Liquidated damages for NVOCs (US$5,000 for each
offence)
Rail Manifest System
provides ability to
generate report and
link into US Customs
systems that
automates clearance
process for rail
import shipments.
The system provides
Port authorities,
Carriers, Freight
stations and Service
bureaus to
participate in AMS.
The software enables
its users to
simplify delivery
and movement of
cargo by railroads,
trucks using the
in-bond process.
Automated Broker
Interface provides
link into ABI
interface. ABI is
part of US Customs
and lets
participate to
electronically file
required import data
with customs. This
system is used by
Carriers, Importers,
Brokers, Customs
house agents, Port
authorities and
Independent data
centers.
Automated Export
System provides
links and reporting
capability to
integrate with AES.
This EDI enabled
software lets users
electronically file
the Shippers Export
Declaration
information.
Automated Manifest System |
Automated Broker Interface |
Automated Export System |
ARC | CASS Airlines | Ocean
Freight | Airline
Passengers | Cargo | Freight
| US Customs US Cargo
| Airline Parts | Airports | SABRE | SITA | Shippers |
Containers | JFK
International Airport | Port
of Long Beach | Port of Los
Angeles | Air Cargo | Air
Freight | Cargo Shipping |
Global Logistics | Trucking
