ProCust: AU
Customs Interfaces
Australia
EXIT (EXports InTegration system)
System that links ACS with freight forwarders* to report exports and obtain Export Clearance Number (ECN). Utilises following EDI messages: ENTRYD, REPLAC, DELETE, POSTEX, CONENT.
EXIT II (Phase 2)
System that links ACS with freight forwarders to lodge electronic manifest/sub-manifest and ECN in order to obtain Customs Reference Number (CRN).Utilises following EDI messages:CUSMAN, CUSRES.
Air Cargo Automation
Automated air cargo control system that allows freight forwarders electronically report and identify consignments to ACS to obtain cargo clearance. Utilises following EDI messages: CIREPT, CSINFO, CSTNOT, CONTRL.
Sea Cargo Automation
System that automates the reporting, screening and clearance of imported cargo through the use of computer links between the ACS, parties reporting and delivering cargo and other members of the cargo importing community. Utilises following EDI messages:CUSCAR, CUSRES, CUSREP, CONTRL.
EDIFICE
System that allows submission of Customs import entries including lodgment, payment, community protection declarations, quarantine and status information. Entries are automated by a mean of user database storing information about tariffs, commodities, import details etc.
ICS (Integrated Cargo System)
An integrated IT system to replace the current separate systems between November 2003 and April 2004. It offers more sophisticated tools to facilitate the timely identification of high risk goods and provides industry with greater flexibility in doing business with Customs through options for communication together with flexible processes to benefitlow-risk clients.
Our implementation of ICS combines functionality of the existing Exit I & II, Air & Sea Cargo Automation and Edifice into a single customs package.
It offers freight forwarders full coverage of the cargo management by providing an EDI equivalent for every business transaction.
It includes our own PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) Toolkit used to encrypt and authenticate EDI messages and exchange them with the Customs via standard SMTP.