A complex SAA prepared for you, signed with your DSC

In this film

• SCMTR.io's filing desk prepares the SAA for ICES Advisory 38/2026's case: the straight bill removed, and added back as a consolidation quoting the forwarder's CSN, in one SAA.
• It is sealed: checked, and pinned to the version of your SAM customs holds now. If customs' record moves on, it will not send.
• Released, and all you receive is a link.
• At the line: the link opens only with the DSC of the authorised person the SAM names. No other DSC opens it, a colleague's included.
• You see what the SAA does — which line is removed, which is added, the totals — not the file.
• Sign and send with that DSC. SCMTR.io checks the SAA against customs' live record once more, then it goes to ICEGATE.
• Customs' answer comes to your ICEGATE e-mail as an ACK file, as for any SAA.

Chapters

1. 0:00A complex SAA, prepared for you
2. 0:14SCMTR.io seals the SAA
3. 0:25Checked and pinned to customs' record
4. 0:35Released: a link is all you receive
5. 0:52At the line: only your DSC opens it
6. 1:03What the SAA does, not the file
7. 1:15Sign and send with your DSC
8. 1:25Check it once, send it to ICEGATE
9. 1:40Sent

Read it instead

The SCMTR reference pages this film walks through — free to read, no sign-in.

• An SAA prepared for you, opened only with your DSCSCMTR.io prepares a complex SAA and seals it: it opens only with your authorised person’s DSC, and you sign and send it from SCMTR.io.
• ICES Advisory 38/2026: the six FAQsCustoms’ six answers of 21 September 2026 on amending a CSN, a SAM and an SAA — what each one changes for a forwarder and for a shipping line.