Read a transhipper's (TRCHE01) or CFS custodian's (CUCHE01) file, field by field
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The rail operator or the CFS sent you their file. What does it say? Drop it on SCMTR's checker.
In this film
- A TRCHE01 is named: a transhipper's movement — here an inland departure, filed for every vehicle carrying the cargo
- Read-only: it is not a message you file, so there is nothing to validate or send — it is read so you can see what it says
- Who moves it and under which bond, and where the cargo is unladen next
- The container, its seal and its packages; the PCIN it moves (your house bill's, from your accepted CSN); the rail leg to the ICD
- Kept with your organisation's files
Chapters
- 0:00A transhipper's file: what does it say?
- 0:06Named: a transhipper's movement
- 0:16Who moves it, under which bond
- 0:24The box, its seal, the PCIN it moves
- 0:38The rail leg to the ICD
- 0:52Read, not refiled
Read it instead
The SCMTR reference pages this film walks through — free to read, no sign-in.
- Transhippers, CFSs and bond numbersWho the transhipper is, where a CFS code comes from, and why the same operator files under a different bond at every port.
- SCMTR JSON uploadDrop a CSN, an ICEGATE acknowledgement or a SAM / SDM on the filing page and have it checked against the same rules the app files by.
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.
More films
- Check an ICEGATE CSN file before customs refuses it
- Amend or delete an accepted CSN from the JSON you filed
- E-mail a CSN and ICEGATE’s reply, get the full check back
- Is what customs holds what you sent? Check every bill, then tell the line
- BL tracking says one thing, your file says another — which is right?
- File a consolidation CSN: one master bill, two house bills, one bound for an SEZ