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    This document discusses Pakistan Customs' experience with an electronic cargo tracking system. [1] The system utilizes tracking devices that are thin, have security cables and satellite/cellular communication capabilities. [2] The devices interface with various IT systems and provide daily reports on route, stops and unusual activity. [3] The end-to-end process involves customs databases sharing container information with the tracking company via automated XML messages. Tracking technicians are notified to install devices and monitor trips according to set protocols.

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    This document discusses Pakistan Customs' experience with an electronic cargo tracking system. [1] The system utilizes tracking devices that are thin, have security cables and satellite/cellular communication capabilities. [2] The devices interface with various IT systems and provide daily reports on route, stops and unusual activity. [3] The end-to-end process involves customs databases sharing container information with the tracking company via automated XML messages. Tracking technicians are notified to install devices and monitor trips according to set protocols.

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    Experience with Electronic Cargo

    Tracking System in Pakistan


    Pakistan Customs 2019

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    Actual Installed Container Security Device
    Tracking Device - GT Hybrid

    • Thin, Low‐Profile Enclosure
    • Security Cable Option for container locking bars or latch
    • Flexible Dual Mode Cellular and Globalstar Satellite 
    Communications
    • Quick & Simple Installation
    • Interfaces to other ERP, TMS, WMS, and MIS systems
    • Rechargeable through same connectors.
    • Battery life:  30 days  at  30‐minutes report interval
    • Internal Motion Sensor.
    • Route deviation.
    • 24/7 active monitoring.
    • Daily MIS reports/Trip Summaries.
    • Unusual Stoppages.
    • Environmentally Hardened
    • Quick & Simple Installation.
    • Flexible Mounting System.
    • Software: Locally hosted web based software available on intranet 
    OR internet
    Trip Start Activities (Installations and Integration)

    INSTALLATION SMS INFO
    End to End Process
    XML Information
    1. Bonded carrier name
    Automated XML Messages
    Customs / 2. Port name between PRAL / Customs IT
    WEBOC 3. Destination Systems (One Custom / Weboc)
    4. Container # and Tracking System
    Database 5. Vehicle registration #
    (jointly tested by IT Teams)

    XML to TPL Technician sends Reconciliation


    CSD &
    Database Server CCR information to SMS to TPL Short with PRAL data for
    Container
    hosted in CCR technician (vehicle code (Vehicle #, Vehicle #,
    pairing
    (Customs Control # and container #) Container#, Unit #, Container # , Port
    process 5
    Room) 1 2 SIM # 3 Name and
    Destination 4
    Unit shipment Trip Monitoring
    Device de- Trip End Report
    back to TPL (Alerts: Route
    installation (Vehicle #,
    Diagnostic center deviation, unusual Trip Start
    (Toorkham / Container #,
    via TCS (KHI / stoppage, breach, Report
    10 Chamman) 9 Destination) 8
    LHR) door alerts etc) 7
    6

    Unit Examination
    Diagnostic
    (Hardware and Device charging for
    Software, battery the re-use
    certification for the End
    device re-use
    examination)
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    Types of Alerts from Tracking Company

    S# TYPE OF ALERTS  ACTION THEREON

    1 Door Alert 100 % examination of consignment

    2 Route Deviation Physical verification of seals and 


    examination of cargo, if required
    Notice to Bonded Carrier for 
    persistent route deviations
    3 Unusual Stoppage  Physical verification of seals and 
    examination of cargo, if required
    Notice to Bonded Carrier for 
    persistent route deviations
    4 Out Of Sync 100 % examination of consignment

    5 Accident / Toppling of Container 100 % examination of consignment

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    Karachi to Chaman Route

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    Thank You
    Q&A

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