Brazil's Serpro launches automated port business data integration service

en.Wedoany.com Reported - On November 13, Brazil's Ministry of Ports and Airports (MPor) opened access to the Porto Sem Papel (PSP) paperless port system for private enterprise systems, allowing companies already qualified to use the platform to directly transmit and query business data through the IntegraPSP interface tool. Developed by Serpro, Brazil's federal data processing service company, and approved by the National Secretariat of Ports (SNP), the tool supports automated data exchange between companies' existing business systems and the government port platform.

IntegraPSP consists of a set of application programming interfaces (APIs) that enable standardized, secure data communication between different business systems. Information already entered into a company's own system can be transmitted directly to the PSP platform without the need for manual re-entry. The automated operations available in the first phase include adding, modifying, deleting and querying information, covering the main processing steps of port business data.

The service is aimed at companies across the port industry chain, including shipping agents, private terminals, shipowners, cruise lines, ship protection agents, insurance companies and customs brokers. Companies can subscribe directly through the Serpro service platform, with fees calculated based on actual usage. The system is equipped with identity authentication, data encryption, access permission management, operation auditing and transaction monitoring functions to ensure the security of data transmission between companies and the government platform.

Brazil's Porto Sem Papel (PSP) system is a digital management platform for port operations, through which companies can process and query relevant port business information. With the addition of the new interface, companies already qualified to use PSP can connect their internal business systems to the government platform, reducing duplicate data entry and manual data processing. Brazil's Ministry of Ports and Airports also made clear that purchasing the IntegraPSP service does not automatically grant PSP operating qualifications; companies must still meet current legal, regulatory and operational requirements and complete the corresponding admission procedures.