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This function gives you an
overview of arrivals and departures of the vessels. At the top
of the screen, you will find a listbox with all possible terminals.
Select one terminal or *all*and click on “OK” or press
<enter>. A result screen will follow with a list of vessels
and their status. Data will be available 1 month before arrival
and 2 days after departure.
The following data will be shown:
- Home Port = The port to/from
which the corresponding vessel sails
- Terminal = The terminal or quay number to/from which the corresponding
vessel sails
- Vessel = The full vessel name
- Voyage In = Arrival date/time
- Voyage Out = Sailing date/time
- Status = Expected / Sailed / Active
- Date/Time = Only used when status is ‘active’ |
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Tracing provides shipping
agents with container handling overview and details.
Because of the customer related nature of the data, a user login
name and password are required. Immediately after clicking on
“Tracing”, a login window will appear. There you fill
in your personal user name and password and click on “OK”.
You will always have to fill in your password the first time you
enter “Tracing” or “Codes” after opening
the website.
When Tracing opens, a fill in box will
be shown (similar to “Container Info”). Fill in the
container number (check digit inclusive) and click on “OK”.
After a few seconds, a container handling overview will be shown.
The list is sorted by date and time with the most recent handling
on top.
Following data will be shown:
“Hdl.Typ”: This is the handling type
which can have following values:
- “IN”
= arrival at the terminal - In case of import/transhipment : discharge
of vessel - In case of export : arrival by truck, rail or barge
- “OUT” = departure from
the terminal - In case of import : departure by truck, rail or
barge - In case of export/transhipment : loading of vessel
- “SPC” = special (logistic)
handling
These special handling
types are further specified in “Hdl.Subtp.” and are
also links to further detail information. If you click on the
handling code, a second list will appear below with extra handling
and container information. (see also Handling Detail Information).
“Hdl.Subtp":
Following handling subtypes are possible:
- “AST”
= Apply Stickers
- “AT” = Adjacent Terminal
- “BDL” = Container Bundling
- “BLS” = Blue Store
- “BSW” = Broom Sweeping
- “CCN” = Clip-on Unit Connection
- “CDC” =Clip-on Unit Disconnection
- “CLN” = Cleaning
- “DMR” = Damage Registration
- “EP” = Empty Pool move
“Date”:
Date, applicable on the corresponding
handling status (“Sts”).
“Time”:
Time, applicable on the corresponding
handling status (“Sts”)
“Ord.tp”: Stands
for Order Type. Following order types are possible:
- “BKG”
= Booking reference
- “FOT” = Pick up of full
import container
- “MTI” = Reference (with
empty containers)
- “CNA” = Container announcement
- “LDO” = Loading order
- “DSO” = Discharge order
“Reference”:
Here the actual corresponding reference will be shown
“Line”: Shipping
line
“Agent”: Shipping agent
Carrier”: Characteristics of the transport
mode used for the corresponding handling:
Vessel Example:In
case the transport mode is a vessel or barge, the syntax is as
follows:
“VS”+“-“+Vessel’s Seagha Code (5
characters long)+Voyage for vessel Cast Power and main voyage
1252:
VS-CPOWE/1252
BargeExample:
“BG” ”+“-“+Vessel’s Seagha
Code (5 characters long)+Voyage for barge Mons with voyage MO0601:
BG-MONS/MO0601
TruckExample: In case the
transport mode is a truck, the syntax is as follows:
“TR”+”-“+licence plate number
TR-AXM034
“F/E”: Full or empty indication
“Iso”: Container ISO-code (see also
“Codes” for explanation of ISO codes)
“Length”: Container length specification)
“Height”: Container height specification
“Tp”: Container type code (see also
“Codes” for explanation of container types)
“Sts”: Handling status which can
have following values:
“ACT” (active)
= The container handling is being executed
“EXE” (executed)
= The container handling is finished
"Terminal”: The corresponding terminal/quay
code
Handling Detail Information:
If you click on a handling type (which is underlined),
a second list will be shown with handling detail information such
as:
“Condition”
= condition of the container
“TS/RS/SH”
= Transhipper / Restower / Shifter
“Stowage Ind.”
= Stowage indication such as: “UD” (under deck), “OD”
(on deck),…
“Damages”
= Damage codes (see also “Codes” for explanation of
damage codes) |
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This application provides several explanatory
code lists of the codes that are used on the website.
Following lists are currently available:
“IMDG Labels”:
An overview of all IMDG classes and their corresponding labels
and explanations.
“Damage Codes”:
List of all damage codes used on E-terminal and their corresponding
explanations.
“Ports”: List
of UN Location codes and their full country and place name.
“ISO Codes”:
List of container ISO
codes and the corresponding description, length, type and height.
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