Smart Border Austria · Corridor traffic
Customs declarations for the Smart Border Austria corridor.
We build your pre-notification, transmit it under your own USP Webservicekonto, and bring back the BTN and confirmation slip — before the truck reaches the border.
The corridor wants the declaration before the truck arrives.
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Before arrival, not at the barrier
The declaration has to be lodged and confirmed before the vehicle arrives. Declare at the border and you wait.
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The interface is not a web form
CTW is a poll-based SOAP service behind a USP Webservicekonto. Messages have to be fetched; there are no callbacks.
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A mistake costs standing time
A rejected declaration comes back as a fault code, not an explanation. The vehicle waits until it is corrected.
What you get.
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Declaration built and transmitted
We build the pre-notification from your consignment data and transmit it to Austrian customs under your own Webservicekonto — validated against the official schemas before it leaves the building.
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BTN and slip back
The confirmation is correlated automatically. You get the BTN and the driver's confirmation slip without polling for it yourself.
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Rejections in plain language
If customs rejects the declaration, we tell you which field and why — instead of handing you a raw fault code.
How it works.
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Hand over the consignment
By API from your TMS, or as a file. No new system for your dispatchers to learn.
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We transmit it
The declaration goes to customs under your own Webservicekonto, the response is correlated, and the whole transaction is logged.
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The driver gets the slip
BTN and confirmation slip come back to you before the vehicle reaches the corridor.
For integrators.
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Official schemas, not reimplemented
Messages are generated from the published XSDs and validated against them.
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No message is lost
Fetching from customs is destructive: once collected, a message is gone from their side. Every inbound message is therefore persisted before anything parses it.
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Full transaction history
Every transaction is kept as an event log. State is rebuilt from it rather than overwritten, so every change stays auditable.
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Multi-tenant
Multiple declarants and branches kept separate, each with its own credentials.
On the roadmap: NCTS 6 and AES on the same foundation.
Let's talk about your corridor traffic.
Questions about integration, credentials, or onboarding? Write to us.