
π Logistics & Supply Chain Β· Flowchart
The steps a customs broker follows to clear imported cargo: documents, duty, inspection and release.
Drawing diagramβ¦
Import customs clearance workflow: the importer shares the commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading with the customs broker. The broker files the bill of entry on the customs portal. The customs risk system either allows direct release or marks the shipment for document check or physical examination. After assessment, the importer pays duty online, customs issues the out-of-charge order and the cargo is released from the port for delivery.
flowchart TD
A[Importer shares invoice, packing list, bill of lading] --> B[Broker files bill of entry]
B --> C{Customs risk check}
C -->|Green| F[Assess duty]
C -->|Yellow| D[Document check] --> F
C -->|Red| E[Physical examination] --> F
E -->|Discrepancy| X[Penalty or amendment] --> F
F --> G[Importer pays duty online]
G --> H[Out-of-charge order]
H --> I[Release from port or CFS]
I --> J[Truck to warehouse]From an order leaving the hub to the parcel at the customer's door: rider assignment, live tracking, OTP handover and proof of delivery.
A logistics platform that tracks shipments across carriers: booking, scan events from hubs, carrier integrations and customer notifications.
How a warehouse receives goods: appointment, unloading, checking against the ASN, quality check, putaway and stock update.
How a delivery company plans daily routes: orders, vehicle capacity, time windows and live traffic feed a route optimiser that assigns stops to drivers.
The states of a freight shipment booking, from quote and booking through pickup, transit, customs and delivery.
Where cold chain monitoring runs for vaccines or fresh food: temperature loggers in reefers and cold rooms, gateways, and a cloud alerting platform.