Monday, 7 March 2011

COPINO, container status

During the 51st SMDG Meeting at La Spezia it was discussed to use the COPINO to retrieve the container status at the terminal. Here is related scenario: 
  1. Rail Operator sends pick-up notification to the terminal before container is discharged from a vessel;
  2. Terminal Operator replies with acknowledgement message: container unknown / not in terminal;
  3. Line Operator sends discharge COPRAR to terminal: since now to go on equipment is known; 
  4. Line Operator sends COREOR to terminal: since now to go on equipment can be released;
  5. Rail Operator sends pick-up notification to the terminal before container is discharged;  COPINO is processed: container is known but not yet at the terminal;
  6. Terminal Operator discharges container;
  7. Rail Operator sends pick-up notification to the terminal: COPINO is accepted without any errors.
If you want to gather more infos, check here under the directory Meetings -> Minutes Archive: there is a very interesting presentation by ECT terminal.

Thursday, 3 March 2011

COPINO, general infos

Purpose of the message: COPINO is used to notify that an inland carrier will deliver or pick up a container.

Parties involved: COPINO is mainly sent from Liner Agent or Trucking Company to Terminal Operator.

I have to admit that in my EDI environment COPINO is not used at all: for some circumstances we are not confident with appointments & container pre-notifications. Anyway, in Northern of Europe, several Terminal Operator implemented successfully this message: PSA Antwerp is a good "case of study".

Based on the documentation that I gathered on the web PSA Antwerp implemented COPINO with barges: "The COPINO message is sent by the barge operator to the container terminal operator. It contains a list of all the full and empty containers to be loaded on barge." Here are some samples from their MIG:

 Example of a COPINO load order for 1 full import container

UNB+UNOA:2+WCT+PSAHNN+081001:1809+WCT0810011809'
UNH+WCT13+COPINO:D:95B:UN:ITG13'
BGM+661+1208440E1+9'
RFF+XXX:1'
TDT+1+2402+8++WTM:172:20+++1234567:146::COPINO TESTLICHTER'
LOC+88+BEANR:139:6+BEANR1742:TER:ZZZ'
DTM+132:200810010600:203'
NAD+MS+WTM'
NAD+MR+PSAHNN'
GID+1'
FTX+AAA+++KANE ACE PA610 SB'
MEA+AAE+G+KGM:19540'
SGP+TEST1111111’
EQD+CN+TEST1111111+2210:102:5++3+5'
MEA+AAE+G+KGM:23540'
TDT+20++1’
LOC+7+BEMEH:139:6+00ECM:139:6’
CNT+16:1'
UNT+18+WCT13'
UNZ+1+WCT0810011809'


 Example of a COPINO load order for 1 full export container
UNB+UNOA:2+WCT+PSAHNN+081001:1809+WCT0810011809'
UNH+WCT13+COPINO:D:95B:UN:ITG13'
BGM+661+1208440E1+9'
RFF+XXX:1'
TDT+1+8536+8++WTM+++1234567:146::COPINO TESTLICHTER'
LOC+88+BEANR:139:6+BEANR913:TER:ZZZ'
DTM+132:200810010600:203'
NAD+MS+WTM'
NAD+MR+PSAHNN'
GID+1'
FTX+AAA+++KANE ACE PA610 SB'
MEA+AAE+G+KGM:19540'
SGP+TEST2222222'
EQD+CN+TEST2222222+2210++2+5'
MEA+AAE+G+KGM:23540'
TDT+20++1++MSC:172:20+++11111:103::TESTW'
LOC+7+NLRTM:139:6+00ECM:139:6’
CNT+16:1'
UNT+18+WCT13'
UNZ+1+WCT0810011809'

Off course the means of transport "barge" can be replaced with any other inland carrier type such as: truck, rail, etc.

Wednesday, 23 February 2011

Import scenario #2

A new import scenario based on the messages we have handled till now.

Tuesday, 22 February 2011

EDI directory

Tuesday, 25 January 2011

CODECO, pre-carriage info

Here is the definition of "pre-carriage" based on ITIGG documentation: "physical movement of a container before arrival at a place/port for loading on the primary means of transport."

In the below sample of EQD.TDT segment group you can find detailed infos (ie. Trucking Company-id, Truck Plate) related to the pre-carriage of a Full-In container:

(...) 
TDT+1++3+31+GKP0001:172+++NA098WY:146:ZZZ'
LOC+7+ITSAL:139:6+SCT:TER:ZZZ'
(...)

Thursday, 20 January 2011

CODECO, goods info

Normally cargo details should been given by messages belonging to IFTM-set but, where agreed by users, CODECO can also provide brief cargo details.

Here below a sample:

(...)
GID+1+785:CT:::CARTON(S)'
FTX+AAA+++VARIOUS, NOS'
MEA+AAE+G+KGM:21080'
MEA+AAE+T+KGM:2200'
(...)

I have used Package Code List based on JMA/ITIGG/121/v.11 that you can find here under the directory Documents / Downloads.

Monday, 17 January 2011

CODECO, general infos

Purpose of the message: CODECO is used to confirm that a container was delivered or picked up by an inland carrier (ie. road, rail or barge). Message is also used to report:
  • In/Out moves from/to the Repair Location
  • Change of the lease status of the container in Leasing Industry (ie. on/off hire transactions). 
Parties involved: CODECO in mainly sent by Terminal Operator to Carrier / Liner Agent.

Here below a sample of CODECO concerning the report of a Full-In move by Terminal Operator.

UNB+UNOA:2+SENDER-ID+RECEIVER-ID+110117:1401+1292528559464'
UNH+1292528559355+CODECO:D:95B:UN:ITG14'
BGM+34:::TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT GATE IN REPORT+07470574000001+9'
TDT+20+00018N+1+13+GEK:172:87+++47AVS:103::SALERNO PRIDE'
LOC+9+ITSAL:139:6+SCT:TER:ZZZ'
DTM+132:201101241000:203'
NAD+CF+GEK:172:87'
NAD+AG+LINER AGENT:160'
GID+1'
FTX+AAA+++VARIOUS, NOS'
EQD+CN+GEKU1234567+22G1:102:5++2+5'
RFF+BN:SAL/01'
DTM+7:201101171359:203'
LOC+11+CAMTR:139:6'
LOC+165+ITSAL::6+SCT:TER:ZZZ'
MEA+AAE+G+KGM:21080'
MEA+AAE+T+KGM:2000'
SEL+A154+CA'
SEL+133726+SH'
FTX+DAR++6:ZZZ:184+NOT DAMAGED'
TDT+1++3+31+XXX0001:172+++XX098WY:146:ZZZ'
LOC+7+ITSAL:139:6+SCT:TER:ZZZ'
CNT+16:1'
UNT+23+1292528559355'
UNZ+1+1292528559464'