Which SCMTR message do you file? CSN (SACHM22), SAM (SACHM23), TRCHE01, CUCHE01 explained

In this film

• The short answer: forwarders, NVOCCs, consolidators and customs brokers file the Cargo Summary Notification — SACHM22, the CSN
• Every SCMTR message, who files it, and what SCMTR does with it: the CSN filed end to end; the shipping line's manifest (SACHM23 — SAM / SDM) opened, checked and filed by the line; the transhipper's (TRCHE01) and the CFS's (CUCHE01) files read, never filed
• Sent a SAM file? You open it — you do not file it
• A file's name says what it is: fresh or amendment, the message, the event, the sender, the job and its date
• Where to find the rest: the ? menu, the one drop target that reads any file, and the SCMTR Assistant

Chapters

1. 0:00SCMTR is not one message
2. 0:06You file the CSN — SACHM22
3. 0:16Every message, who files it, what SCMTR does
4. 0:32A file's name says what it is
5. 0:46The ? menu, the one door, the assistant
6. 1:08Forwarder? You file the CSN

Read it instead

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

• Which SCMTR message do I file?SACHM22 and SACHM23 are different messages, not versions of each other. Who files which, and how to read a declaration filename.