# Presentation: 693211

## Trade Support Network

- Mike Denning, CBP
- Jim Davidson, eCP

- January 29, 2004

- Release 5: Air, Sea, and Rail Release; Selectivity and Targeting

## Agenda

- Introduction				Mike Denning
- Air, Sea, & Rail Release		Jim Davidson
- Selectivity & Targeting 		Mike Denning

## Trade Support Network

- AIR, SEA, AND RAIL
- Jim Davidson, eCP

- Release 5: Air, Sea, and Rail Release; Selectivity and Targeting

## Release 4 Summary

- Automates truck manifest filings with U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP)
- Utilizes both Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) and Web Portal technologies
- Interfaces legacy & Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) release processes
- Incorporates transponder & proximity card technology
- Consolidates CBP release mechanisms
- Supports in-bond processing

## Release 5 Summary 

***Extends R4 ***
***functionality***
***to Air/Sea/Rail***

**ACE**

**   ****Truck**
**Manifest**

**EDI**

**ACE Portal**

**  ****Entry**

**ACS**

**EDI**

**AMS**

**EDI**

**Air/Sea/Rail**
**Manifest**

**Release Statuses, Reports**
**(all modes)**

**ACE Portal**

**In-bond Arrival/Export**
**(all modes)**

**ACE Portal**

## Release 5 Overview

- Provides consolidated Inspector portal for air, sea and rail cargo process enabling “single application sign-on” access to:
- Manifest data to Bill of Lading level
- Entry data to line item level
- Selectivity data with “drilldown” capability
- Relevant Participating Government Agency (PGA)  data
- Provides single “cargo release” as well as messaging capabilities for secondary inspection activities
- Consolidates air, sea, rail data to simplify and enhance CBP decision making regarding the selection of shipments for review or exam

## Release 5 Overview (cont.)

- Provides tracer functionality for greater control of cargo release, tracking, findings, and audit trails
- Provides CBP access to reference information, including handbooks, manuals, and directives essential for air, rail, and sea
- Provides manifest and cargo status functionality to a number of PGAs, including Food and Drug Administration (FDA) through a generic interface

## Release 5 Overview (cont.)

- Extends accounts to air, sea, and rail carriers
- Provides transportation community access, via the ACE Secure Data Portal, to:
- View disposition statuses of cargo for all modes of   transportation
- View Reports
- Report the arrival and/or export of in-bonds for air, sea, and rail
- Collaborate via the Significant Activity Log (SAL)
- Access bond data for air, sea, and rail carriers

## Trade Support Network

- SELECTIVITY AND TARGETING
- Mike Denning, CBP

- Release 5: Air, Sea, and Rail Release; Selectivity and Targeting

## Selectivity and Targeting

- Selectivity has been separated from Release 5
- to reduce risk
- to be usable both by ACE and by legacy systems
- Deployment of both releases is designed to occur concurrently

## ACE Selectivity and Targeting

- Provide support to current and planned enforcement and compliance programs
- Consolidate requirements of existing selectivity systems
- Selectivity for release capable of supporting screening of merged manifest and entry data
- Migration of initial set of high priority selectivity criteria

## ACE Release 5 - Selectivity Summary

- Scope of Release 5?
- Release 5 provides end-user functionality for air, sea, and rail processing comparable to the functionality Release 4 provides for truck processing.  In addition, it will provide the consolidated manifest data for the efficient and effective application of selectivity and targeting rules and criteria.
- Benefits of Release 5 to the CBP mission?
- Release 5 directly benefits the border security mission of CBP by consolidating all essential manifest, enforcement, and cargo information for the line CBP inspector, plus it provides process efficiency gains for CBP, the trade community, and PGAs..

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