EDI to 4Pole REQUIREMENTS
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In order to comply with European Union Customs Security Program, 4Pole has requested that Notice Of Arrivals (NOA) be transmitted electronically between parties. Currently, JFS London & Paris would generate a Notice Of Arrival (NOA) in CyberTrax2 and send the PDF notice to 4Pole via email. 4Pole would then enter in the information manually into their system. | In order to comply with European Union Customs Security Program, 4Pole has requested that Notice Of Arrivals (NOA) be transmitted electronically between parties. Currently, JFS London & Paris would generate a Notice Of Arrival (NOA) in CyberTrax2 and send the PDF notice to 4Pole via email. 4Pole would then enter in the information manually into their system. | ||
Revision as of 18:03, 27 July 2012
Core Need
To automate sending invoices from Jaguar to 4Pole. At the moment we send a paper version at the end of the day. We want to send them electronically.
Requirements
With EDI established invoice should be transmitted the moment it is generated (without any extra review). If it needs to be batched then bundle could be sent once a day but not less frequently than that.
We should offer 4Pole various options for EDI.
Mantis
Project Overview
In order to comply with European Union Customs Security Program, 4Pole has requested that Notice Of Arrivals (NOA) be transmitted electronically between parties. Currently, JFS London & Paris would generate a Notice Of Arrival (NOA) in CyberTrax2 and send the PDF notice to 4Pole via email. 4Pole would then enter in the information manually into their system.
4Pole has requested that we automate this process. They employ a custom built system that currently supports electronic transfers of NOAs. Unfortunately, they do not have a set standard for this interface as each party has it's own nuances.
The objective of this project is to eliminate manual entry of NOAs by 4Pole and to comply with EU Customs Security Program requirements.
Project Stakeholders & Roles
Jaguar Freight Stakeholders
- Simon Kaye - CEO - Project Sponsor
- Marc Selter - VP - Product Manager
- Alex Dobrovolsky - Director of Technology - Solutions Architect
- Perry Lee - CT2 Support Manager
- Wassila Tahrichi - Account Manager
4Pole Stakeholders
- Ramiro Dias (ramiro.dias@4pole.com) - 4Pole Customs Director
- Guy [pronounced Gi] Gerthoffer (guy.gerthoffer@4pole.com) - 4Pole IT Director - Technical Point of Contact
- David Trouche (david.trochu@4pole.com) - 4Pole Operations & Traffic Manager
- Rejane Poitrimo (rejane.poitrimol@4pole.com) - 4Pole Customs Manager
Project Scope
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The below items are in scope of this project:
- Electronic transfer of NOA data elements to 4Pole
- User Interface changes to allow JFS users to transmit NOA to 4Pole
- User Interface to display EDI log
- Provide ability to re-transmit NOAs
The below items are out-of-scope of this project:
- Implement business process changes
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Business Requirements
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CyberTrax2 Internal Application
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