en.Wedoany.com Reported - The foreign trade container barge route from Shenzhen Xiaomo Port to Guangzhou Nansha Port recently completed its maiden voyage. The "OceanPass" global smart customs platform, in collaboration with South China Container Shipping and Guangzhou COSCO Shipping Logistics Shanwei Branch, completed customs clearance support for 66 containers and 42 customs declarations, helping to open a new channel for foreign trade exports from eastern Guangdong.
Addressing the challenges of a blank customs transit declaration process at the new Xiaomo Port node and the complexity of the water-to-water transshipment mode, the "OceanPass" team formed a special task force to conduct on-site research with customs, the terminal, and other parties. They identified pain points and developed an implementation plan for "export transit customs declaration for containers transshipped via barge waterway," laying the foundation for efficient operations at the new node.
"OceanPass" proactively coordinated to build an efficient four-in-one collaboration mechanism involving customs, the terminal, agents, and customers. In customs coordination, the team preemptively reviewed the entire export customs declaration process at the barge port, including declaration standards, transit operations, and inspection details, and formulated an implementation plan with real-time communication throughout to ensure zero errors in the declaration, review, and transit of the 42 customs declarations and transit documents. In terminal coordination, the team visited the terminal for dedicated communication on the data transmission mechanism for transit arrival data in water-to-water transshipment, ensuring real-time verification and consistency between customs declaration and logistics data, preventing customs clearance delays caused by data errors from the source. In barge agent coordination, the team clarified the document flow standards before loading in advance and established a linkage mechanism of "customs release - loading confirmation," ensuring that all 66 containers were immediately ready for loading upon release.
The "OceanPass" Guangzhou Document Center, leveraging intelligent document preparation tools and risk control logic, achieved high-difficulty full-document preparation and declaration for over 35 items of information per customs declaration. The system automatically issued warnings for goods with license risks, such as dual-use items, and the team coordinated in advance, improving overall customs clearance efficiency. The platform's capability to process a large number of customs declarations daily and cover 80% of ports nationwide provided the foundation for the rapid implementation of new nodes within the group.
The customs support for this maiden voyage achieved a 100% declaration accuracy rate, with zero errors and zero delays throughout the entire process.
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