A shipping line shared its SAM with you — your BL, and your CSN due by its cut-off

In this film

• The notice on your CSN filing page, and the alerts: the line named you on a BL, and your CSN is due by the line's cut-off
• Lines that shared their SAM with you: your own BLs only, each against your own CSN
• Here the line's draft carries your MBL straight — without your CSN. Filed like that, putting your house BLs back is the line deleting its line and adding it back: a paid SAA
• Sign & upload shows the same warning before your DSC — a shared draft never stops your upload

Chapters

1. 0:00A shipping line shared its SAM with you
2. 0:14In your alerts: named, and your CSN due
3. 0:31Your BL on the line's SAM
4. 0:49Your CSN, checked before it goes
5. 1:13File before the line's cut-off

Read it instead

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

• Check your CSN against the line’s SAM firstAvoid IGM amendment (SAA) charges: check your CSN against the line’s SAM before upload, see which SCA changes need an SAA, share a SAM.
• Two companies, one master bill of ladingYou and the shipping line both file against the same master B/L, and customs cross-validates the pair. What has to match, and by when.