Tell the line, the CFS and your customer — from the filing itself

In this film

• Email, from the filing: the submission alert with the CSN customs granted and one row per bill of lading with its CIN.
• Paste addresses straight from your mail client — and a contact pasted without an address is flagged in red and blocks Send, rather than being silently dropped.
• You are always in Cc, and replies come back to you.
• Your note above the record, rendered as you type.
• Both files attached under ICEGATE's names, and a link the recipient opens without an account.

Chapters

1. 0:00Filing is not the end of the job
2. 0:12Email, from the filing itself
3. 0:22The submission alert, as the recipient gets it
4. 0:39Paste the addresses; one that is not an address
5. 1:00You are always in Cc
6. 1:23Both files attached, and Send

Read it instead

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

• Sending a CSN to the line, the CFS and your customerEmailing a filed CSN to the line, the CFS and your customer with its declaration and acknowledgement attached — and what goes in the message.
• After you fileThe gap between sent and settled: the three ways a customs outcome can reach you, what “Filed — not auto-tracked” means, and what to do next.