0. INTRODUCTION
1. SCOPE
   1. Functional definition
   2. Field of application
   3. Principles
2. REFERENCES
3. TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
4. MESSAGE DEFINITION
   1. Data segment clarification
   2. Data segment index (alphabetical sequence)
   3. Message structure
      1. Segment table

This specification provides the definition of the Permit expiration/clearance ready notice message (CODENO) to be used in Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) between trading partners involved in administration, commerce and transport.

Notice specifying the cargo for which either the validity of the permits/Customs documents expires at short notice or for which regulatory Customs clearance has taken place.

This message is part of a total set of container-related messages. These messages serve to facilitate the intermodal handling of containers by streamlining the information exchange. The business scenario for the container messages is clarified in a separate document, called: 'Guide to the scenario of EDIFACT container messages'.

The Permit expiration/clearance ready notice message may be used for both national and international trade. It is based on universal commercial practice and is not dependent on the type of business or industry.

Business area: Pre- and on-carriage transport of containers/equipment

Sending functions include: Container terminal, Inland terminal, Freight forwarder (including Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC))

Receiving functions include: Shipping agent, Logistic Center, Freight forwarder

In the context of the 'Guide to the scenario of EDIFACT container messages' (as referred to at the start of section 1) the following guidelines, rules and functionality apply to this Permit expiration/clearance ready notice message:

• The message contents can be uniquely identified by a combination of the following data elements:

• ordering customer, coded (NAD)
• ordering customer agent, coded (NAD)
• container announcement reference number (RFF)

• In one message customs documents for several containers can be included.
• One shipping line, one seagoing vessel, one sea voyage number and one shipping agent can be specified on message top level.
• The document type, number, its date of issue and expiration can be given for each goods item which can be related to the corresponding containers by linking the goods item group (GID) to the container details group(s) (EQD) by means of the SGP segment.
• For logistic purposes the pick-up address of Customs documents can be specified.

See UNTDID, Part 4, Chapter 2.6 UN/ECE UNSM - General Introduction, Section 1.

See UNTDID, Part 4, Chapter 2.6 UN/ECE UNSM - General Introduction, Section 2.

This section should be read in conjunction with the Branching Diagram and the Segment Table which indicate mandatory, conditional and repeating requirements.

0010 | UNH, Message header

A service segment starting and uniquely identifying a message. The message type code for the Permit expiration/clearance ready notice message is CODENO.

Note: Permit expiration/clearance ready notice messages conforming to this document must contain the following data in segment UNH, composite S009:

0020 BGM, Beginning of message

A segment to indicate the beginning of a message and to transmit identifying number and message function.

0030 FTX, Free text

A segment to specify free form or processable supplementary information, such as: - change information

0040 RFF, Reference

A segment to express a reference which applies to the entire message, such as: - reference to previous message - container announcement reference number

0050 Segment Group 1: TDT-LOC-DTM

A group of segments to indicate details of the movement of containers.

0060 TDT, Details of transport

A segment to indicate information related to the main carriage stage of the transport (sea), such as carrier/liner service.

0070 LOC, Place/location identification

A segment to indicate a port corresponding to the transport stage, such as port of loading or discharge.

0080 DTM, Date/time/period

A segment to indicate a date/time relating to the transport details, such as arrival date/time.

0090 Segment Group 2: NAD-CTA

A group of segments to identify a party and related contacts.

0100 NAD, Name and address

A segment to identify the party's name, address, and function, such as: - message recipient - message sender - ordering customer - ordering customer agent

0110 CTA, Contact information

A segment to identify a person or department for the party, such as: - information contact

0120 Segment Group 3: GID-SG4-SGP

A group of segments to describe the goods items stuffed in containers.

0130 GID, Goods item details

A segment to identify a goods item stuffed in containers. A goods item can be identified by a goods item number.

0140 Segment Group 4: DOC-DTM

A group of segments to specify documents and associated date(s) and time(s) for a goods item.

0150 DOC, Document/message details

A segment to specify a document prepared for a goods item.

0160 DTM, Date/time/period

A segment to associate issue and expiry date with the prepared document.

0170 SGP, Split goods placement

A segment to identify the containers in which goods are transported.

0180 Segment Group 5: EQD-RFF-NAD

A group of segments to specify containers in which goods are transported.

0190 EQD, Equipment details

A segment to specify container prefix and number.

0200 RFF, Reference

A segment to specify the identifying number associated with a container, such as: - container sequence number

0210 NAD, Name and address

A segment to specify a pick-up address of Customs documents.

0220 CNT, Control total

A segment to specify the number of containers in the message, explicitly given by the sender.

0230 UNT, Message trailer

A service segment ending a message, giving the total number of segments in the message and the control reference number of the message.