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Introduction to INTTRA-Act Shipping Instructions Q2 2006

Introduction to INTTRA-Act Shipping Instructions Q2 2006

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Page 1: Introduction to INTTRA-Act Shipping Instructions Q2 2006

Introduction to INTTRA-ActShipping Instructions

Q2 2006

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INTTRA’s Web-based Ocean Logistics Execution

Notifications

Bill ofLading

Reports

Shipping Instructions

Schedules

Track & Trace

Booking

Tender

ShippingInstructions

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Agenda

Introducing Booking

INTTRA Solution Value Proposition INTTRA Contact

Industry Challenges

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Current Process – Shipping Instructions

Shipper / Forwarder

EmailPhone Fax EDI Web

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New Process – Shipping Instructions

Shipper / Forwarder

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Agenda

Introducing BookingIndustry Challenges

Value PropositionINTTRA Contact

INTTRA Solution

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Shipping Instructions – Features

Provide multiple SI creation features Re-using previously submitted SI From an SI draft (template) From a submitted booking (copy of data) As a stand-alone SI from scratch

Support SI amendment process Provide data editing Support multiple container/commodity information Support split goods and multi-level packaging Provide SI data formating into generic B/L format viewing Facilitate US Customs container security requirements

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Inttra Home Page

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Shipping Instructions Login

TO BEGIN Open an Internet browser1

Type www.inttra.com in the address window and press ENTER

Click found on the upper right portion of the Home page) to access the INTTRA-ACT login page

OR Type https://www.inttraworks.inttra.com/index.jsp to go directly to the

login page Login and select Shipping Instructions

login now login now

1INTTRA-ACT supports the following browsers:•IE 5.0 and later •Netscape 4.7x or 4.8

1INTTRA-ACT supports the following browsers:•IE 5.0 and later •Netscape 4.7x or 4.8

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Creating Shipping Instructions Screen Modules

The Shipping Instruction module contains 7 sections:

Carrier References Routing Parties Commodities Containers / Commodity

Assignment Documentation -

B/L Details

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Creating Shipping Instructions Create a New Shipping Instruction

Shipping Instructions can be created:

1. as a standalone shipping instruction (serving as a booking and shipping instruction)

2. from a confirmed booking

3. from an existing, previously submitted shipping instruction

1.1.

2.2. 3.3.

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Shipping InstructionsCompleted Shipping Instructions

After the Shipping Instruction is submitted to the appropriate carrier, a “submitted” page appears.

It assigns a unique number to the shipping instruction. It also summarizes the data.

You have the option of “Reusing the shipping instruction” or viewing the information in a

generic b/l format.

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Shipping InstructionsShipping Instructions - B/L format

To facilitate the b/l review process, and support paper-based

business processes, you can view and print the shipping instruction information in a "generic" bill-of-lading format

This format can only be viewed or printed after the customer submits the shipping instruction to the carrier

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Agenda

Introducing BookingIndustry ChallengesINTTRA SolutionValue PropositionINTTRA Contact

Value Proposition

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INTTRA-ACT Value Proposition

INTTRA-ACT provides the shipping community with Web portal access to

standardized carrier shipping information and schedules, operations documentation,

and volume management processes, thereby streamlining the global ocean

transportation process.

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Relative Value Proposition Target Audience

Relative Value Proposition

The Buyer

The Seller (Shipper)

The Vendor

The Consolidator

The Forwarder

The Carrier

The Broker

The Distribution Agent

The Consignee

Track & Trace

High

High

High

Medium

High

High

Medium

High

High

Booking

Low

High

Medium

High

High

High

Low

Low

Medium

Schedules

Medium

High

Medium

High

High

High

High

High

High

Shpg Instruct.

Low

High

Low

High

High

High

Low

Low

Low

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Shipping Instructions- Benefits

Ability to submit electronic SI to multiple carriersEfficiency gains in work flows and faster processes

Improved data accuracy and qualityAbility to submit electronic SI to carriers not offering such services

Improved documentation turn-time24/7 accessibility Customs imports requirements

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US Customs’ Container Security Initiative (CSI) Cargo declarations are required to be filed with U.S.

Customs 24 hours prior to loading containers bound for U.S.A.

Affected shipments include containers destined for the USA or containers onboard a vessel that will stop at a US port

INTTRA helps to avoid shipment delays

INTTRA’s SI module is CSI compliantINTTRA provides workflow tools that alert shippers and forwarders to bookings which may be at risk of missing the 24-hour cut-off:

•CSI Notification

•CSI Management Reports

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Agenda

Introducing BookingIndustry ChallengesINTTRA SolutionValue PropositionINTTRA ContactINTTRA Contact

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Getting Started with INTTRA…

Contact Your Local Carrier Sales Representative

or

Visit www.inttra.com

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