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How to create an ICS2 Arrival in EmmaSped NO
Manual registration:
To start a new registration use F5 to clear the screen.
Use F11 to save, and INS tp send the arrival
IDNr: Just press Enter in this field, and a value will be assigned automatically when saving.
Type: The only option is currently Arrival. Additional ICS2 messages will be added later for those who bought the full module.
Reference: Unique reference. Populated automatically if not filled.
LRN: Unique reference. Populated automatically if not filled.
Setting: Setting name (default values etc. See separate description for settings)
LRN: Unique reference. Populated automatically if not filled.
Issue date: Normally current date/time. Filled automatically.
Mode of transport: For air this should be 4.
Identification: Not used for air.
Type: Not used for air.
Conveyance reference number: Flight number
Estimated arrival date: Can be sent instead of Related MRN if you are sure all ENS’s are sent using the same estimated arrival date and time.
Actual arrival date: Actual date and time of arrival.
Customs office: Select the correct customs office. You can search for number or name in the dropdown, e.g. write “gard” and press enter to select NO351001 – Oslo Gardermoen.
Related MRN: Press the + button to add rows. Needs to contain all MRN numbers received for the pre arrival-ENS’s on the flight.
Related Transport Document: Not used.
Notifying Party: Press the + button to add rows. Only used if you want another party to receive the response messages as well. EORI-number.
Communication: Press the + button to add rows. Phone number or email address for the Notifying party in the Identifier column. Select the corresponding type in the drop down in the Type column (EM – Email, TE – Telephone).
Person Notifying the Arrival: Press the + button to add rows. Your EORI-number, since you are the one notifying the arrival.
Communication: Press the + button to add rows. Your phone number or email address. Select the corresponding type in the drop down in the Type column (EM – Email, TE – Telephone).
Settings :
Settings can be configured in the menu ICS2/Settings. Use the + button to add new rows.
These settings will be available in the Settings field in the ICS2 registration screen and will add default values based on the one selected. If an integration is set up, the correct setting is selected based on airport code.
Setting Name: Whatever you prefer. Probably easy to use airport code.
Default?: Check this box for the setting you want to be default when opening the ICS2 screen.
Customs office: Select the correct customs office. You can search for number or name in the dropdown, e.g. write “gard” and press enter to select NO351001 – Oslo Gardermoen.
EORI number: Your EORI number.
Communication: Your phone number or email address to be used for the selected airport code.
Communication type: Select the corresponding type (EM – Email, TE – Telephone).
Transport mode: For air this should be 4.
Settings
Settings can be configured in the menu ICS2/Settings. Use the + button to add new rows.
These settings will be available in the Settings field in the ICS2 registration screen and will add default values based on the one selected. If an integration is set up, the correct setting is selected based on airport code.
Setting Name: Whatever you prefer. Probably easy to use airport code.
Default?: Check this box for the setting you want to be default when opening the ICS2 screen.
Customs office: Select the correct customs office. You can search for number or name in the dropdown, e.g. write “gard” and press enter to select NO351001 – Oslo Gardermoen.
EORI number: Your EORI number.
Communication: Your phone number or email address to be used for the selected airport code.
Communication type: Select the corresponding type (EM – Email, TE – Telephone).
Transport mode: For air this should be 4.
Check status:
Messages are sent and received every minute. When an Arrival is approved the MRN field on the top row will be filled with the MRN received in the response message.
As in other modules you can use F6 to see the arrivals sent to customs (EU), and F7 to see all arrivals. Normal search functionality is available. If you don’t see any, delete the value in the Signature field and select --Alle--
In the F6 – PostBox screen you can see all messages sent and received for the selected arrival.
The Status will tell you if you need to do something about it.
After you press INS, the message will get status 1. When the sending starts it will get status 2, then 3 when it is sent.
If the webservice was able to process the message, you should get 3D - Delivered, with a connected MRN. This MRN can be found in the overview and also on the top row of the detail/registration screen.
If it gets 4 – Error it should be possible to see the error message in the bottom part of the screen. Use the arrows to move between messages.
You can use the Correction-button in the bottom right to “reopen” the arrival (status 6) so that it can be corrected and sent again.
If a control message is received for any of the house consignments on the flight, it will get status 7 – Pending further action. You can see the control message(s) (one per house) in the bottom part of the screen.
As far as we know (based on limited test scenarios in the test environment), we will never receive a release message (status 9) or an accepted message (status 5) other than the one setting status 3D.
