Start your CSN from the bill of lading PDFs — master and house bills read and filled

In this film

• Upload bill of lading (PDF): the master and every house bill in one drop
• Master or house, told from the bills themselves: the master lists every box the others are loaded in, and their packages add up to its own — never guessed from how a document looks
• Every value with its page — press one and the bill opens beside the form at that page
• Nothing is filled until you say so, and nothing you already typed is overwritten
• The ship is searched for from the bill's own words, and the voyage taken from customs' list of calls
• What no bill prints, you type: the line's PAN, the ports as codes, each box's size
• Each house bill filled from its own PDF — its number, date, goods and box; the parties you paste

Chapters

1. 0:00Start a CSN from the bills of lading
2. 0:10Three PDFs in one drop
3. 0:22Master or house, from the bills' own arithmetic
4. 0:46Every value with its page
5. 1:01Filled: two house bills, one box each
6. 1:13The ship, searched for; the voyage from customs
7. 1:27What no bill prints, you type
8. 1:42House bill 1, from its own PDF
9. 2:12Read, checked, filled

Read it instead

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

• Using SCMTRSigning in through to a filed declaration: organizations and roles, every route into a filing, and what each status on the list means.
• How to file a CSNWho files a Cargo Summary Notification, the filing flow end to end, and what changes with each reporting event.
• Containers, shared boxes, and FCL vs LCLWhere containers are declared on a CSN, how two house bills say they share a box, and why one container is LCL on the bill and FCL on the master.