Welcome to SMDG Michael Schröder Hapag-Lloyd AG, Hamburg - UNECE
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SMDG Mission SMDG (Ship Message Design Group) is a non-profit organization, run by and on behalf of companies and organizations working in the maritime industry: container terminals, ocean carriers, software vendors and related organizations (UN/ECFEACT, DCSA, ITIGG, PROTECT,…). SMDG develops, maintains and promotes the use of EDI messages and their best practices for the maritime industry. The SMDG is recognized by the UN/EDIFACT Board as official Global User Group.
Since 1987 SMDG develops and promotes UN/EDIFACT EDI-messages for the Maritime Industry and is an official Pan European User Group, recognised by the UN/CEFACT body Message structures essential to the use of electronic commerce in the transport sector have been agreed and approved by the relevant United Nations and local authorities, have been implemented by various communities around the world over the past 20+ years. SMDG documentation can be downloaded by any interested party free-of-charge from the SMDG website: www.smdg.org
74th SMDG Meeting in Singapore 2019 The SMDG plenary meetings are held twice yearly in April and October. Interim meetings are held by the working groups via conference calls.
SMDG bodies UN/CEFACT maintains and publishes the The UN/CEFACT Forum decides about change requests from authorized UN/CEFACT official UN/Edifact directory. CEFACT bodies, such as the SMDG, across all industries. They publish directory Forum f2f meetings are held twice per updates twice per year. year. They maintain the UN/LOCODE directory. Chairman and Secretary are preparing and organizing the Plenary meetings: SMDG • Chairman Location, agenda, minutes, website. Leader • Secretary They provide general guidelines for the SMDG. Provide SMDG representation are legal bodies and manage the budget. The Plenary nominates Chairmen and members for the workgroups. The chairmen will Plenary f2f meetings SMDG are held twice per year, present results and proposals from their workgroup and request approval. Then they will submit the change request (DMR) to UN/CEFACT. Plenary hosted by different Also any topics of interest to members can be presented. member companies Guests are welcome, but no commercial interest shall be pursued. Terminal Workgroups meet f2f SMDG BAPLIE / Webservice Performance Code Lists MOVINS Standardization SMDG during plenary sessions Reporting Intercompany and interim via Communication Workgroups e-meeting Vessel VGM Stowage Plan and process Container Schedule Validation Messages VERMAS IFTSAI SHPDAT, TANSTA September 2021
SMDG is responsible for the development of the following UN/EDIFACT messages SMDG publishes the Message Implementation Guides BAPLIE Bayplan Message - position of containers on a ship MOVINS Move Instruction Message (for Stowage) TANSTA Tank Status Message TPFREP Terminal Performance Report VESDEP Vessel Departure Message COPRAR Container Discharge and Loading List COARRI Container Discharge and Loading Confirmation CODECO Container Delivery Confirmation (Gate Moves) COPARN Container Pre-Announcement and Release Notice COPINO Container Pick-Up Notification COREOR Container Release Order INVOIC Freight Cost and other Charges (e.g. invoice from a terminal) IFTSAI Vessel Schedule IFTSTA Status Message IFTMBF Booking Firm (only for DG Bookings between shipping lines) SHPDAT Ship Technical Data Message (under construction) VERMAS Verified Gross Mass (new in 2015)
Typical use of messages from booking to loading Not in SMDG scope SHIPPER = CUSTOMER Transport Booking Documentation Container Container Order Confirmation B/L Tracing Tracing IFTMBC IFTSTA IFTSTA provide Doc = CONTR. OPERATOR IFTMBF IFTMIN = PARTNER LINE CARRIER Shipping Container Load Order Container Booking Container stuffed Instruction Tracking Summary Tracking Vessel Arrival CODECO CODECO COARRI OPERATOR Container Container VESSEL Tracking Load Order Ship Tracking Booking Container arrives at Gate Summary Planning CODECO COARRI COPARN COPARN COPRAR COPRAR MOVINS TERMINAL Pre- Gate-In Gate-In Stowage Load Load Pre-Advice Load List Advice Full Full Plan Full Full COPARN BAPLIE VESSEL DEPOT Gate- MT Release Provisional Out Order Stowage Empty Plan In SMDG scope
The way to standardisation Start: Business Requirement for enhancement of an Edifact Message Format Submit official DMRs to UN/CEFACT Secretary Prepare draft DMRs for the message structure and codes/qualifiers Propose to SMDG Plenary Assessed by Methodology & Technology PDA • EDIFACT: Syntax Focal Point • ebXML: Library Maintenance Focal Point Rejected Assessed by SMDG Added into the UNTDED Not added into the UNTDED Approved Approved Rejected Propose to T&L Domain Group Approved End Rejected Assessed by T&L Domain Group
Recent standardisation projects • TPFREP (Terminal Performance Report) Long wish list had piled up since last upgrade in 2011. It is fully covered now by the new version 4.1 which was published in May 2021. • IFTSAI Vessel Schedule Enhancements for reporting from Barge operator to terminal, for reporting connecting vessels, for additional cut-off dates etc. under development • VGM and VERMAS VERMAS was developed as a completely new message type in 2016, for reporting of Verified Gross Mass as per IMO / SOLAS convention. It has become the world standard in short time. No enhancement request were tabled that would justify a new version. • IFTMBF for exchange of DG bookings between shipping lines SMDG has assumed responsibility for this special variant of the IFTMBF and published the MIG on our website.
In the pipeline • MOVINS (Stowage Move Instruction) Major redesign, in line with the new BAPLIE 3.1 - MOVINS and BAPLIE go hand in hand in the stowage planning process • TANSTA (Tank Status Message) Redesign is required by shipping lines and software vendors. • Repair Estimate from the container repair shop to the container operator. Redesign of the DESTIM and WESTIM messages. • ConRo vessels Support the special data transmission needs regarding vessels for both RoRo and Containers to be loaded.
SMDG Code lists 1/2 The code lists are maintained and published by the SMDG and are widely recognized SMDG Liner codes = vessel operator codes SMDG Terminal codes = more detailed level than port UN/LOCODE. Recognized as «child code list» under the UN/LOCODE. Also available via the API provided by the BIC.
SMDG Code lists 2/2 The code lists are maintained and published by the SMDG and are widely recognized SMDG Handling codes = Terminal handling instruction or Stowage instruction SMDG Delay Reason codes = Delays in vessel schedule or in terminal operation
SMDG Recommendations The Recommendations for standardization requirements that are not otherwise covered are widely recognized. Examples: 1. Tier numbering = How to define stow positions for vessels with more than 9 tiers on deck that are not covered by ISO 9711 2. Containers with non-ISO ID = How to handle a container number without alpha-prefix 6. Best practices - use of message formats for standard business use cases between a carrier and a terminal New recommendation under development: 8. Empty tankcontainer with residue – reporting in Edifact message The Recommendations can be downloaded from www.smdg.org
Liaison with standardisation and other organisations DCSA UN/CEFACT The DCSA information model and Good cooperation in many APIs make reference to many of standardisation initiatives BIC the SMDG Code Lists publishes the Facility Code List for inland depots and repair shops Joint API used by BIC and SMDG! PROTECT publishes the IFTDGN, UNECE WASDIS and BERMAN messages UN-Locode directory ISO9711 stow position and ISO6346 container size/type. ANSI X.12 Cooperation could be closer could be more intense Future validation portal EXIS provides a code list for INTTRA might development MIGs reporting Dangerous Goods for IFTMBF and IFTMIN enhanced PCS for VGM reporting Various PCS using our messages
Join the community and set the standards ! Contact us at www.smdg.org or at secretariat@smdg.org or come to our meetings! Michael Schröder Hapag-Lloyd AG Project Manager e-Solutions Hamburg, Germany Tel: +49 40 3001-2906 michael.schroeder@hlag.com www.hlag.com
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