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MOTOR FUEL CARRIER BILL OF LADING v. 2.0.2

Problem Statement

A message is needed for a shipper to electronically pass load information from a consignor to a motor carrier to a consignee similar to the hardcopy Bill of Lading.



Objective

To supply the detail design of a  Motor Carrier Bill of Lading transaction needed to meet the requirements of the referenced BRAD(s).



Audience

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.



Business Context


Industry: All
Geopolitical: All
Product: All
Process: Deliver
System Capabilities: EAN.UCC
Official Constraints: None



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Use Case Diagram

Use Case Description

Use Case ID UC-1
Use Case Name Moto Fuel Carrier Bill of Lading
Use Case Description This Use Case describes the exchange of the Motor Carrier Bill of Lading for Motor Fuels. The use of a Motor Carrier Bill of Lading in this Use Case can represent a shipment from a single origin to multiple destinations.  The carrier will keep the original Bill of Lading on file and use a delivery receipt for confirmation of the delivery of goods.  The Motor Carrier Bill of Lading referenced in this Use Case is an electronic message version of the traditional bill of lading.
Actors (Goal) Carrier:            Party responsible for the transport of freight/goods.
Consignor:       Party responsible for the origination of the Motor Carrier Bill of Lading.
Consignee:      Party receiving the freight/goods.
Third Party      : Party acting on behalf of a consignor or consignee.
Motor Fuel Carrier Bill of Lading Recipient: Generalization for all actors receiving a Motor Fuel Carrier Bill of Lading. Can include the consignor, consignee, or a third party.
Performance Goals None
Preconditions  Freight contracts and/or trading partner agreements are in place and the trading partners are capable of sending and receiving electronic messages. Consignor has motor fuel ready for carrier. Consignee provides a load release number to the consignor.
Post conditions Success: The carrier, consignee and other third parties receive the Motor Fuel Carrier Bill of Lading.
 
Failure: The carrier, consignee and other third parties do not receive the Motor Fuel Carrier Bill of Lading
Scenario Begins when the consignor transmits the Motor Fuel Carrier Bill of Lading including the information required for Motor Fuel Carriers to the carrier, consignee and third parties.

Ends when... the carrier, consignee and other third parties receive the Motor Fuel Carrier Bill of Lading
Alternative Scenario None
Related Requirements None
Related Rules None


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Date of Publication: March 2007
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