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Enterprise Global Trade Logistics ERP Link® (GEL) is a complete Global Trade Solution to run your business
The enormous impact and growth in international trade over the last several years has presented compelling opportunities for businesses seeking increased sales from exports, reduced costs from imports among countries of the world, and overall operating efficiencies. However, the globalization of one's business environment and control of trade presents pitfalls for the unwary business manager. |
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| Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions have matured to the point of addressing many, but not all, of today's requirements for managing business on a global basis. These systems have focused on filling their own gaps - maturing from systems with functionality for region - or division-based processing to those that manage broader needs and support multiple entity environments. ERP solutions do not address today’s entire requirement for global management in a integrated fashion. |
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| Yet with all the hundreds of man-years of development and enhancements that the leading ERP, SCM and TMS systems have undergone, where are the global trade compliance capabilities and international constraints? |
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| It is not just a competitive advantage issue. Without proper management of key international functions, not only is there financial and operational impact, but there is also the lack of compliance with could drastically alter one's business. |
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| Enterprise Global Trade Logistics ERP Link® (GEL), an enterprise software application, performs the trading process across the enterprise both inbound and outbound logistics. GEL is a critical solution, which will fill the missing link in Global Trade Logistics. GEL as a product, contains the best practices of efficient trading process, fully extensible long-term. |
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| Enterprise Global Trade Logistics ERP Link® (GEL), provides the following functionalities to address the missing links: |
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SED / EEI AES Direct Automation:
Enterprise Global Trade Logistics ERP Link® (GEL), automates the Shipper’s Export Declaration (SED) information to Automated Export System (AES), eliminates the manual filling , eliminates the fatal errors, enables easy integration with ERP system. Automates the ITN/XTN process. Ensures SED/EEI is filled timely manner to avoid the penalties. Provides the enhanced visibility into the Supply-Chain process. The ITN/XTN number is integrated with Delivery / Commercial Invoice. Enterprise Global Trade Logistics ERP Link® (GEL) is integrated with SAP R/3 or SAP GTS systems to perform the AES EEI SED process from SAP Instance. We replace middleware solutions and integrate with SAP Global Trade Services. |
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DRPL / SPL (Boycott) Screening & Embargo:
Any enterprise that wants to remain in good standing with regulatory authorities must check against the multiple denied-parties lists published by governments around the world. GEL provides the Webservices framework to perform the Sanctioned Party List Screening based on address, country, company and name. Replaces manual, time consuming process with automated, reliable and standard process for more effective cross border trade. Compliance with U.S. export controls and regulations is important to U.S. National Security, in order to protect U.S. interests at home and abroad. |
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License Determination/Duty Rates Master Load/ Documentation:
Determine the ECCN based on Product classification data; generate the Customs Import and Export documents. Automate the License determination process and eliminate time consuming manual tasks. Minimize potential fines, sanctions and penalties due to improper classification. Support multiple countries HTS codes. Automatic data validation includes HTS, EEC and country of origin. Maintain a complete audit trail and history and comply with legal regulations. |
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Determining country duty rates:
While understanding the Harmonized System (HS) is important, an equally important factor is determining the duty rates for individual countries. Duty rates and the further-detailed line items within the classification groupings are found in each country's customs tariff schedules. Country tariff schedules, however, are published in the native language(s) of each country, making the schedules difficult to read and understand. Furthermore, classification can require country-specific knowledge because the last digits of a complete HS code can vary from one country to the next. |
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| Customs duties can make or break your product's worldwide sales success. For example, if you ship a product that is made of components from several countries and your product is being distributed and sold in yet another group of countries, then correctly assessing your customs duty and tax liability can be a real challenge. |
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