Freight Forwarding & Logistics Management Flashcards
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In CargoWise, which document type is used to formally instruct a freight forwarder to arrange shipment on behalf of the shipper?
Answer: Shipping Instruction (SI)
A Shipping Instruction (SI) is the document issued by the shipper to the freight forwarder authorizing and providing details for arranging transport.
What is the primary purpose of the 'consolidation' function in CargoWise freight forwarding?
Answer: Combining multiple LCL shipments into a single FCL container to reduce costs
Consolidation groups multiple less-than-container-load (LCL) shipments from different shippers into one full container load (FCL) to optimize freight costs.
When creating a Forwarding Job in CargoWise, which transport mode code represents road freight?
Answer: R
CargoWise uses 'R' as the transport mode code for road/truck freight when setting up a forwarding job.
A CargoWise forwarder receives cargo with a Notify Party different from the Consignee. What does the Notify Party field indicate?
Answer: The party to be alerted when cargo arrives but who may not take legal title
The Notify Party is the entity that must be informed of cargo arrival, which is often a bank or agent but does not necessarily hold title to the goods.
Which CargoWise feature allows you to track milestone events such as 'Cargo Received at Origin' or 'Departed Origin Port'?
Answer: Event Milestones
Event Milestones in CargoWise record key shipment tracking events and can trigger automated notifications to clients and partners.
In a CargoWise house-level shipment, what distinguishes the HAWB from the MAWB?
Answer: The HAWB is issued by the forwarder to the shipper, while the MAWB is issued by the carrier to the forwarder
The House Air Waybill (HAWB) is issued by the freight forwarder to its customer, whereas the Master Air Waybill (MAWB) is the contract between the airline and the forwarder acting as the consolidator.
Which incoterm places maximum responsibility on the seller, including delivery to the buyer's named destination with import duties paid?
Answer: DDP (Delivered Duty Paid)
Under DDP, the seller bears all costs and risks including import customs clearance, duties, and taxes until the goods reach the named place of destination.