Add New Item Services
Add a place or service to the charges list.
On the Charges Code list click Add New Item Services to open Add Product or Services. Type the UN/LOCODE, the location name and the country, choose the type, timezone and status, then save.
Open in Info-XThe screen
What each number means
- 1Add Product or Services
The pop-up Info-X opens when you click Add New Item Services.
- 2Close (X)
Closes the pop-up without saving.
- 3UN/LOCODE *
Required. The official UN/LOCODE of the place, e.g. USNYC for New York.
- 4UN/LOCODE box
Type the code here. The example shown is USLAX.
- 5Location Name *
Required. The name of the place, e.g. Los Angeles.
- 6Location Name box
Type the place name here.
- 7Country *
Required. The country the place is in.
- 8Country box
Type the country name here.
- 9Type
What kind of place this is.
- 10Type dropdown
Pick Seaport, Airport, Inland Terminal, Rail Terminal or Warehouse.
- 11Timezone
The local time zone, so dates on shipments to or from this place read correctly.
- 12Timezone dropdown
Pick PST, EST, CST, CET, SGT, GST, JST, GMT, IST or AEST.
- 13Status
Whether this entry is available to use.
- 14Status dropdown
Pick Active or Inactive.
- 15Cancel
Closes the pop-up without saving.
- 16Save
Saves the new item service to the list.
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Key areas
Place codes
UN/LOCODE, location name and country.
Type
Seaport, Airport, Inland Terminal, Rail Terminal or Warehouse.
Timezone & status
The local time zone and whether the entry is live.
How to use it
- 1Open System Maintenance → Charges Code and click Add New Item Services.
- 2Type the UN/LOCODE, e.g. USNYC.
- 3Type the Location Name and the Country.
- 4Choose the Type of place.
- 5Choose the Timezone and check the Status.
- 6Click Save.
Tips
- UN/LOCODE, Location Name and Country are marked * and must be filled in.
- The Type decides what can use it — a Seaport for ocean moves, an Airport for air moves.
- Set Status to Inactive instead of deleting, so old records keep their history.