Part 2 of this CEN Workshop Agreement (CWA) is concerned with identifying the business requirements that should be supported with a Core Invoice and to describe a data model and business rules that would be required to support those business requirements.

Customs systems need to exchange electronic data and to communicate with neighbor administrations (across the borders), inter-national agencies (for example EC), other national agencies, traders. etc. Interoperability of the customs systems is important because: it is required by the standards of Customs Blueprints it is needed for national integrations like Single Window and IBM it is needed for integration with EU systems like EMCS, NCTS, ECS/ICS, AEO, etc. (listed in MASP) The aim of this project is to find an ECN (External Communication Node) solution for the Customs Administrations of…

User guidelines for the application of the European e-Competence

CC3P - Annex B - Excel files

This CWA-part contains several checklists, questionnaires and templates that belong to the Personal Data Protection Audit Framework (EU Directive EC 95/46) – Part I Baseline Framework.

The purpose of this document is to provide a model described in UML as a basis for the definition of an XML DTD or schema or of an EDIFACT message definition of the SAD Imports declaration, called SAMDEC/XML.

The purpose of this document is to provide a model described in UML as a basis for the definition of an XML DTD or schema or of an EDIFACT message definition of the SAD Exports declaration, called SAMDEC/XML.

The purpose of this document is to provide a model described in UML as a basis for the definition of an XML DTD or schema or of an EDIFACT message definition of the SAD Transit declaration, called CUSDEC/XML.