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APL, LIFT experience begins

APL’s announcement:

We previously informed you about Project LIFT, an APL-wide project to leverage the best of IT systems and resources to better serve our customers’ business needs.

We are pleased to inform that from 27 August 2018 onwards, your LIFT experience will begin with the effective sailings below, and will continue for all subsequent voyages on these 11 selected services:

S/N

Service

Effective Vessel Voyage

First Port Call & ETA

1

CBX
China Bangkok Express
CONTSHIP WIN (v.008) Hong Kong
20 Sep 2018

2

AXS
Atlantic Express Service
EVER LUCKY (v.030 Eastbound*) New York
24 Sep 2018

3

NAS
North Atlantic Service
SEATRADE RED (v.211) Zeebrugge
24 Sep 2018

4

WA5
West Asia Express 5
HYUNDAI DREAM (v.027) Gwangyang
27 Sep 2018

5

JT2
Japan Thailand 2
TS TOKYO (v.016) Osaka
26 Sep 2018

6

CRX
Caracara Express
EVER SMILE (v.083 Westbound*) Buenaventura
29 Sep 2018

7

IEX
India East Coast Express
PL GERMANY (v.066) Busan
27 Sep 2018

8

CC2
Central China Loop 2
CSCL BOHAI SEA (v.019) Tianjing
24 Sep 2018

9

MX1
Mediterranean Express 1
OOCL SINGAPORE (v.024 Eastbound*) Valencia
24 Sep 2018

10

CSE
China Southeast Asia Service
NORDPUMA (v.019) Ningbo
25 Sep 2018

11

IPE
India Pakistan Express
MSC ALGHERO (v. 227) Port Qasim
25 Sep 2018

*LIFT applies to all subsequent voyages in this direction only on this service. For the other services – unless otherwise specified – LIFT applies to the full rotation (both directions)

From 27 August onwards, when you transact with us on any of the above services – from the effective vessel voyage onwards – please be alerted that you will undergo the following as part of your LIFT experience:

Item

Current Experience

LIFT Experience
– for the 11 selected services above

eBusiness HomePort You will be directed to APL eBusiness for booking, document submission and management, as well as tracking
Booking Confirmation (BC)/ Notice of Arrival Existing template 1. New template*
2. New voyage number format
Bill of Lading Existing template with freight rates 1. New template
2. Without freight rates (except U.S., Peru, Ecuador, Panama and Nicaragua)
Invoice Not issued for some countries 1. Issued on top of new BL (except U.S., Peru, Ecuador, Panama and Nicaragua)
2. New template
Tracking Track on current APL.com/ HomePort Track on APL eBusiness

*If you have placed booking for any of the services on the effective vessel voyage or a subsequent voyage, and received a BC in its existing template before 27 August: On or after 27 August, you will receive a second BC in the new template for the same booking.

Please note: The above LIFT experience is only for the 11 selected services from 27 August 2018, beginning with their effective voyage. For all other services:

  • Your end-to-end process remains per your current experience
  • All interfaces, including document templates, remain per current ones

Your complete transition to LIFT will take place later this year. We will provide more information in due course.

For details on your LIFT experience, please visit the LIFT dedicated site: www.apl.com/lift.

For enquiries, please do not hesitate to contact apl.ecustomersupport@apl.com (for HomePort and APL eBusiness enquiries) or your local APL representative (for all other queries).





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