Digitalisation of customs documentation reduces routine printouts, permitting electronic challans and system-transmitted shipping and BOE copies. Routine paper printouts in customs clearance are discontinued where electronic transmission and system integration suffice: GAR7/TR-6 challans will not be printed by default as ICEGATE and bank e-payment confirmations provide electronic records; transhipment permits and certain Shipping Bill copies (Exchange Control and Export Promotion) need not be printed when digitally transmitted and integrated with central monitoring systems; Exchange Control copies of Bills of Entry are discontinued except where manual processes or lack of system interconnectivity require physical copies. Paper copies remain available on demand.
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Digitalisation of customs documentation reduces routine printouts, permitting electronic challans and system-transmitted shipping and BOE copies.
Routine paper printouts in customs clearance are discontinued where electronic transmission and system integration suffice: GAR7/TR-6 challans will not be printed by default as ICEGATE and bank e-payment confirmations provide electronic records; transhipment permits and certain Shipping Bill copies (Exchange Control and Export Promotion) need not be printed when digitally transmitted and integrated with central monitoring systems; Exchange Control copies of Bills of Entry are discontinued except where manual processes or lack of system interconnectivity require physical copies. Paper copies remain available on demand.
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