ACE Reports Improved for Access to IRs, Filer Codes, RLF Summaries
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has issued a CSMS message announcing that the following changes were implemented over the February 28 - March 1, 2009 weekend to improve user access to ACE reports for importers and brokers:
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Importers Can Grant Access to Specific Importer of Record Number, Filer Code
Importers can grant access to a user for a specific importer of record number (IR) and filer code. There is no need to identify ports within the filer code as they have no bearing on the data the user will see when running ACE reports.
Brokers Can Grant Access to Specific Importer of Record Number
Brokers can grant access to a user for a specific IR. When running ACE reports the user will only see data associated to the IR number and filer code that granted them the access.
Brokers with Access to Port Code 9900 Can See All Entry Summaries, Including RLF
Broker account users with access to port code 9900 can see all entry summaries, including Remote Location Filing (RLF) summaries, when running ACE reports. Broker account users without access to port code 9900 continue to see entry summaries from only permitted ports for which they have been granted access when running ACE reports.
Questions should be directed to the Technology Support Center at 866-530-4172.
CSMS 09-000114 (dated 03/06/09) available at http://apps.cbp.gov/csms/viewmssg.asp?Recid=17500&page=&srch_argv=09-000114&srchtype=all&btype=&sortby=&sby