The expected date the vessel is scheduled to arrive at the destination port.
The real, physical arrival date of the shipment at the destination.
The date when this shipment data was generated or processed in the system.
The latest date when trade data for this shipment was updated.
The financial week number during which this shipment was accounted for.
Shows the current status of the shipment record (e.g., new, modified, deleted).
The company or exporter that is sending the goods.
The person or company receiving or purchasing the goods.
The primary party to be informed when the shipment arrives.
Other secondary entities to be notified about shipment status updates.
The logistics provider organizing the shipment and transport.
Name of the actual exporter or consignor of the goods.
Contact information related to the booking agent or company.
Narrative description of the goods being transported.
Standardized classification of the type of goods being shipped.
Specifies the nature of the cargo (e.g., dry, refrigerated, hazardous).
Codes that represent the commodity category for internal/trade use.
Total number of packages in the shipment.
Total count of physical items/pieces in the cargo.
Quantity of goods recorded in the cargo manifest.
Gross weight of the shipment (in metric tons or other units).
Specific weight measure of the cargo in metric tons.
Volume of the cargo, usually in cubic meters.
Cargo volume converted into Twenty-foot Equivalent Units.
Total number of twenty-foot containers (20ft).
Cargo volume measured in 40-foot container units.
Total number of 40-foot containers used.
Indicates if cargo is containerized and in what quantity.
Customs tariff classification and associated data from Record 61.
Harmonized System codes used globally to classify traded goods.
Legal document issued by the carrier, detailing cargo info and shipment terms.
A bill of lading issued by a freight forwarder under a master BOL.
A further breakdown under a house bill for specific cargo segments.
Indicates whether the bill is original, express, etc.
Document listing the cargo and shipment details for customs and port authorities.
Unique number assigned for customs declaration of the goods.
Unique reference number for the shipment booking.
Invoice number related to the shipment for billing purposes.
Currency conversion rate used in the shipment’s financials.
Incoterms (e.g., FOB, CIF) that define responsibilities between buyer and seller.
Specifies who pays for freight and how the shipping cost is handled.
Customs or tax treatment applied to the shipment.
The name of the ship transporting the cargo.
The country where the vessel is registered.
Unique identifier of the vessel’s journey carrying this cargo.
Describes how the goods are moved (e.g., sea, air, intermodal).
Vessel/Voyage/Direction code, used for identifying trunk route segments.
A code qualifying the type of transport ID used (e.g., vessel, truck).
The actual ID of the ship or vehicle used for transport.
Type of bonded shipment under customs regulations.
Port where cargo is physically unloaded from the ship.
Final port where the cargo is intended to arrive.
Overseas port where goods were loaded onto the vessel.
Additional detail qualifier for the foreign loading port.
The overseas destination port for exports.
Qualifier giving extra info about the foreign destination port.
Location where the carrier first received the cargo from the shipper.
State-level location of cargo pickup.
Port where the main leg of the ocean transport begins.
Port where the trunk vessel unloads the cargo.
Container yard where empty containers were collected.
Unique ID of each shipping container.
Order/sequence number of container details.
Data from type 20 record giving technical container info.