E-TRACC System Quiz

A licensed warehouse to import, store goods without duties under bond for export or authorized users.

Facilities authorized for temporary storage of goods for customs purposes, including various types of warehouses.

Areas in the Philippines where customs and tariff laws apply and are enforced.

A GPS-enabled device that secures cargo and provides real-time location data.

A web-based system for tracking, monitoring, and auditing cargoes in real-time.

An electronic system for tracking containerized cargo movements.

The law aimed at improving the customs process in the Philippines.

Tools and systems used for handling information electronically.

A facility authorized for temporary storage and handling of containers.

A facility for storing container vans for international shipping.

Tracking movements and data as events occur live.

The process of approving a provider for the E-TRACC System.

A location where goods enter a customs jurisdiction, including airports.

The place where shipments are loaded onto a vessel for transport.

A written agreement that outlines services and performance targets between a service provider and a bureau.

The process of loading cargo into a container for shipment, sealed often in customs' presence.

Customs procedure for transporting goods under control from one office to another or to a Free Zone.

Cargo that is involved in a customs transit operation.

A document proving the delivery of cargo to a CBW, acknowledged by a customs official.

Privilege to import and store materials duty-free for manufacturing and exportation.

Approved document for customs that authorizes the unloading of cargo.

Electronic export declaration required for all export cargo.

Online release message generated after E-SAD payment, authorizing cargo processing.

Stamp on ED-SAD that allows cargo to be loaded for export.

Issued by CCCD allowing the export cargo to be loaded into the container.

Official from the Export Division that checks trip details for container export.

Moving shipments under special verification or monitoring conditions.

Steps to seal the container with an electronic customs seal.

A body that oversees and may recommend pre-termination of E-TRACC System accreditation.

The process to end accreditation due to non-compliance or violations.

Service Level Agreement outlining the requirements for E-TRACC System providers.

Non-Disclosure Agreement ensuring confidentiality related to the E-TRACC System.

Oversight of the platform for monitoring Electronic Customs Seals nationwide.

The process an importer/exporter must follow to schedule transport at least one hour before port exit.

Details required for booking, such as container number and type.

The ability for the importer/exporter to monitor and check the status of booked trips.

Documentation that shows the condition and details of cargo and seals.

The process of affixing a seal to secure export shipments by authorized personnel.

Permission granted by PID for a vehicle to begin transporting cargo.

Procedure where the PID examines trip details before approving a start trip.

The registration of trip details in the E-TRACC system prior to cargo transport.

Sending documented proof of container and seal details to PID for trip approval.

The status change in E-TRACC indicating cargo is authorized to move after approval.

Duties of the authorized officer to ensure seals are affixed properly and trip details match.