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eManifest Deployment Schedule Established
Canada Border Services Agency Oct 09, 2014
Recently, there was a meeting of the Border Commercial Consultative Committee (BCCC) Commercial Projects Sub-committee. At that time, CBSA notified the trade community that a new deployment schedule for future eManifest functionalities has been established.
Following is a notice from the Canada Border Services Agency’s Director General of Information, Science and Technology outlining the details of this deployment. Stakeholders will notice that there has been no date announced for mandatory compliance. Pacific Customs Brokers will continue to provide details regarding this program as they become available.
| “The latest schedule which will deliver new eManifest features and systems to external clients is as follows:
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Canada Border Services Agency Notice:
I am writing to you today to provide an update on the Canada Border Services Agency’s (CBSA) progress in the implementation of the eManifest Project.
Over the past few months, the CBSA conducted a comprehensive review of the development, testing and production timelines associated with the delivery of the remaining project components.
I am pleased to advise that this review has resulted in a new deployment schedule for future eManifest functionalities that takes into consideration clients’ requests for time to make changes to their internal business processes and systems, and for the education of CBSA officers. In addition, since the new deployment schedule introduces functionality incrementally, it enables new systems to run in parallel with existing production systems allowing for early detection and resolution of issues.
The first deployments are foundational in nature and will provide the background and internal system support for the functionality that will ultimately be delivered to the trade community. One of these deployments was released earlier this summer and additional deployments are planned to be released over the next several months.
Today, I would like to inform you that the schedule for subsequent deployments which will deliver new eManifest features and systems to our external clients is planned as follows:
- the initial implementation of new and enhanced notices which will improve communication between trade chain partners and with the CBSA are expected to be available in Fall 2015, and
- electronic systems (EDI and eManifest Portal) for importers to transmit advance trade data (ATD) to the CBSA are expected to be available in Fall 2016.
As system development continues to move forward, the CBSA will be communicating further details about the eManifest deployment schedule, and how it impacts each stakeholder group, through various channels such as Web site content, Webinar presentations and client mail-outs.
Thank you for your continuing support and valuable input to the eManifest Project.
Bruna Rados
Director General
Information, Science and Technology Branch
Canada Border Services Agency
ABC Customs Brokers offers a full and self eManifest filing service option that can take the hassle of getting registered with CBSA off of your plate.