CBP Posts Updated ACE Entry Summary Process Document, Minor Changes Made
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has posted an updated version (version 3.0) of its ACE Entry Summary Business Rules and Process Document.
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(The purpose of this document is to outline entry summary processing in ACE. Processing entry summaries in ACE will change the system of record for these import related transactions from a paper-based system to a true electronic system of record keeping. Such a change requires revised operational policies and procedures and this document addresses those changes. This document will be a living document as the different entry summary types and associated downstream processing migrate from the Automated Commercial System (ACS) to ACE.)
Minor Revisions Made, PSC Information Not Included
According to a CSMS message on the revised document being posted, a list of minor revisions has been added at the end of the document in order to assist with finding ACE policy document updates.
Post Summary Correction (PSC) functionality has not been added into the document since the functionality is not available at this time and its deployment has been delayed.
(See ITT’s Online Archives or 10/01/10 news, 10100105, for BP summary announcing the updated document is available.
See ITT’s Online Archives or 10/04/10 news, 10100418, for BP summary announcing the delay of PSC functionality.)
CSMS #10-000234, dated 10/01/10, available here.
ACE supporting documents available here.