As a freight forwarder, consignee or cargo owner, you receive the release right through Certified Pick up. You can give this release right to a transport operator who then converts it to a pick-up right.
Once all commercial agreements are in place, the shipping agent grants the right to pick up the container through Certified Pick up. That right is called the release right and is given to the freight forwarder, consignee or cargo owner. They are then the Release Party. The release right can be transferred again to a subsequent party.
As a Release Party, you can use Certified Pick up to:
1. Register your company and users
Is your company already registered? Then apply for Certified Pick up access in your account. If you don't know if your company is already registered, just go through the registration process. The website recognises existing data and tells you what the next steps are.
2. Sign up at NxtPort
After your registration, log into the NxtPort Console. At the bottom, use the red 'C-Point (2FA)' button and log in with your details from step 1. Complete your account with the correct company details.
3. Log in to Certified Pick up
To use the application, log in to the Certified Pick up User Interface. To do this, use your data from step 1.
As a Release Party, you can implement Certified Pick up in your organisation in two ways:
Depending on your company and your position in the release process, you will see a different interface on Certified Pick up. Find out how to use the platform as a Release Party in these videos. Or read the comprehensive guide.
To facilitate the rollout of Certified Pick up, we have organized training sessions for release parties. Did you miss the sessions? No problem! You can rewatch the recordings.
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