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FTL/LTL MOTOR CARRIER BILL OF LADING v. 2.0.2 |
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Problem
Statement |
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A message is needed for a shipper to
electronically pass load information from a consignor to a less-than-truckload
(LTL) or (FTL) motor carrier to a consignee similar to the hardcopy Bill of
Lading.
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Objective |
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To supply the detail design of a LTL/FTL Motor Carrier Bill of Lading
transaction needed to meet the requirements of the referenced BRAD(s).
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Audience |
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The audience for this document is the
global business community within the motor carrier sector being any business
that ships, carries, or receives goods at one or more points in the supply
chain.
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Business
Context
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Industry: All
Geopolitical: All
Product: All
Process: Deliver
System
Capabilities: EAN.UCC
Official
Constraints: None
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Business
Transaction View
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Business
Transaction Use Case
Diagram |
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Use Case
Description
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Use Case ID
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UC-1
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Use Case Name
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Add LTL Carrier Bill of Lading |
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Use
Case Description
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This Use Case describes the exchange of the LTL
Carrier Bill of Lading used to ensure that the consignor, the LTL carrier, and
the customer (the consignee) are all getting the information they need for the
processing of the goods through the supply chain. The use of an LTL Carrier
Bill of Lading represents a shipment from a single origin to a single
destination. The carrier will keep the
original Bill of Lading on file and use a delivery receipt for confirmation of
the delivery of goods. The LTL Carrier
Bill of Lading referenced in this Use Case is an electronic message version of
the traditional bill of lading. |
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Actors (Goal)
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Carrier: Party responsible for the transport of
freight/goods.
Consignor: Party responsible for the origination
of the LTL Carrier Bill of Lading
LTL Carrier Bill of Lading
Originator: This actor is a generalization of the two actors (Consignor, Third
Party) who can originate an LTL Carrier Bill of Lading.
Consignee: Party identified
as the final recipient of freight/goods.
A consignee can also be a party requesting the shipment of the freight/goods.
- LTL
Carrier Bill of Lading Recipient: This actor is a generalization of the two actors
(Carrier, Consignee) who can receive an LTL Carrier Bill of Lading.
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Performance Goals
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None
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Preconditions
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Freight contracts and/or trading partner agreements
are in place and the trading partners are capable of sending and receiving
electronic messages. The Consignor has freight/goods ready for a carrier |
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Post
conditions
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The end-state of the price data
alignment process occurs when the parties have achieved price data alignment |
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Scenario
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Begins when the LTL Carrier Bill of Lading Originator (Consignor
or Third Party) sends the LTL Carrier Bill of Lading message to
the LTL Carrier
Bill of Lading Recipient
Ends when... the LTL
Carrier Bill of Lading Recipient receives the LTL Carrier Bill of Lading.
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Alternative Scenario
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None
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Related Requirements
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None
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Related Rules
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None |
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Business
Transaction Activity Diagram
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Not available
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Business
Transaction Sequence Diagram |
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