Hinterland Final Load

The final load page is accessible to barge and rail operators and allows them to receive feedback on their sent loading lists (copino).

A copino may be sent in either EDI format or XML and must contain the VAT of the operator.

The following steps must be followed:

a. Perform prechecks via the Hinterland View page

b. Send the copino

c. Verify which containers contain an error and take the appropriate action to correct the issues, for example:

    • Assign the container in SCR or CPU
    • Submit your custom documents

d. When the status lights change in SCR or CPU they will automatically be updated in MPET Connect as well

Only containers with a  in the PICKUP READY status can be picked up.

  1. Final Load filters: the search windows allow you to find the correct copino.

  2. Final Loads: per object (barge or train) you can verify how many containers were sent and how many are Pickup ready meaning all status lights are green. When all containers are pickup ready the line becomes green. Multiple loading lists that are sent for the same object are aggregated under one line.

  1. Container Filters: These filters allow you to search and filter within a loading list.

  2. Messages: Here the separate copino’s are shown that were sent for the same object and are thus aggregated as one loading list.

  3. Copino Containers: here all details linked to a container are shown.

 

Delete copino load

If a barge of rail operator does not have the option to send delete copino’s via EDIFACT or XML they can use the delte function.

  1. Select the containers you want to delete
  2. Click on “DELETE FROM COPINO”
  3. After the delete copino has been processed the container will be grayed out
  4. Use the filter DELETED Yes/No to filter within the loading list
 
Container Status lights

Containers can have the following statuses:

ON TML (On Terminal)

Container is planned to arrive at MPET

Container is on terminal

Container has departed

TML REL (Terminal Release)

Terminal release is not present

Terminal release is present

Container has departed

COM REL (Commercial Release)

Commercial release is not present

Commercial release is not present

Container has departed

CUST STS (Import Customs Status)

Selected for scanning, FAVV or Port equalisation

No information received from customs authority

Container has been released by competent customs authority

Container has departed

ASSIGN STS (Assign Status)

No object assigned in SCR or CPU

Release right assigned to different VAT than VAT on copino

Object assigned in SCR or CPU

Container has departed

Pincode

No pincode present in copino

Pincode in copino is incorrect

pincode in copino is correct

PCKP RDY

Based on: ON TML / TML REL / COM REL / CUST STS / ASSIGN STS

At least one element is not ok

Based on: ON TML / TML REL / COM REL / CUST STS / ASSIGN STS

All elements are ok

Container has departed

Updated Status Lights

If you submit a copino and the statuses of a container change later on, we will automatically resend that container to our TOS (Terminal Operating System).

When the overall light on CPU changes from red to green (PCKP RDY status in Connect), we will send the container without blockage to our TOS. Equally, if the light changes from green to red, we will send the container with blockage to our TOS.

Below are some example scenarios to illustrate this further.

Example A:

  1. Operator submits a copino with a container for which the customs light is red

2. Customs light changes to green

→ Statuses on MPET Connect are updated.

→ MPET sends a delete copino for the container with blockage

→ MPET sends a create copino for the container without blockage

This ensures that load lists (as long as the content remains unchanged) are automatically updated without the need for manual resubmission by you.

When you delete containers from a loading list, they are displayed in a lighter color as per the example below:

 
Manage Layout

By clicking on this symbol (1) you can manage the columns visible to you (2) as well as the order in which they are shown (3)