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BBMS acts as a hub for the collection and reconciliation of bulk cargo operational data. The purpose of this page is to provide an overview of how aspects of BBMS function together.

Cargo Creation

There are three methods create a cargo record that will be shown on Track and Trace.

  1. Manual entry.

  2. Extracted from Excel documents.

  3. Extracted from PDF documents.

1. Manual Entry

This is done at the Create Cargo page. The data entry screen for cargo items is driven by generic templates created by Portconnect from provided examples.

2. Excel Documents

Uploading excel documents can be done on the Documents page. It is important to note, Excel documents that are uploaded must contain a format that resembles our existing processing templates. This is to ensure a more accurate data extraction across the excel sheets and headers.

The formats we allow so far include:

  • Sofrana discharge and load lists.

    • Excel Sheets (tabs) extracted: NZTRG, EMPTY, NPDL.

    • Expected headers by extracted discharge sheets:

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  • Thompson discharge and load lists. WIP

  • Wilhelmsen discharge list. WIP

  • Zespri load list. WIP

If you have a new Excel format that needs to be added, please contact info@portconnect.co.nz

3. PDF Documents

Uploading PDF documents can be done on the Documents page. Select documents have undergone training for data extraction. These include:

  • “Line Load Lists” - Swires D5 and Transshipment discharge lists.

  • “C3 Log load lists”.

All other PDF documents that need to be converted to cargo records will need to be manually entered.

Flow chart for processable Excel & PDF documents

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Once cargo items have been created, they will show in Cargo Track and Trace. For details on handling errors, refer to Processing Errors or Documents guides. Both pages provide access to addressing errors.

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