Filing for other companies on SCMTR: how it works
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For EDI service providers, customs brokers and a line’s sea agent. Three rules: the company keeps its filings, it says yes first, and your people reach it only when you put them on it.
In this film
- The three rules
- A client that accepted you, one you set up and run, and one you asked
- Every client in one list
- Inside a client, SCMTR always says whose filing it is
Chapters
- 0:00Filing for other companies: the three rules
- 0:25A client that accepted you
- 0:44A company you asked
- 0:59Every client in one list
- 1:16Inside a client, it always says so
Read it instead
The SCMTR reference pages this film walks through — free to read, no sign-in.
From SCMTR.io
SCMTR filing, checked before ICEGATE sees it
CSN, SAM / SDM and export SCX for forwarders, consol agents and shipping lines — every check before you sign.
- Check your SCMTR JSONFree, no sign-in — what customs would reject, and the fix.
- Track a B/LFree, no login — the SAM status straight from ICEGATE.
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- Your team, filing agents and clients on SCMTR — the complete guide
- Admin, member, manager, signer: who can do what in your organisation
- Only signers send to ICEGATE: maker-checker on SCMTR
- Filing a CSN for a client on SCMTR
- A filing agent asked to file for you — what to do
- Team, agent and client messages on SCMTR — and what to do