Air Waybill Data Validation demo
Checks e-AWB and house data for errors before acceptance, for cargo acceptance teams 1:33
What the demo shows
Checks e-AWB and house data for errors before acceptance, for cargo acceptance teams
Each waybill laid out as the IATA air waybill form with an x-ray over it: a quiet tick where a field agrees with the booking, the houses, the invoice and the shipper's history, a question mark where it does not. A Message Reader reads the FWB, FHLs, booking and invoices; a Booking Matcher, a House Reconciler, a Code Checker and a History Checker compare every field and propose each correction with its source passage. A Challenger re-derives every correction on its own; disagreements go to a supervisor with both arguments. When only the forwarder can answer, a Forwarder Liaison drafts the exact question, tracks the reply against cut-off, reads the re-sent FHL and re-checks it. The acceptance agent approves, edits or rejects each correction with a reason, holds the shipment, and accepts when every field agrees. A Data Quality Coach scores forwarders and drafts coaching letters for the Data Quality Lead.
Transcript
- Air Waybill Data Validation checks EWB and house data before acceptance for airline cargo teams.
- A Wrong Field means a customs hold and a $5,000 CBP penalty.
- Today, 14 waybills need Renata.
- This one is Flight 950 to New York, 4 Houses from Indera Freight.
- The Master says 16 pieces.
- The Houses and the Booking both say 18.
- One House says spare parts with no HS code.
- Its invoice says hydraulic pumps.
- A Challenger agent rechecked every correction and agrees, so Renata approves the totals.
- $650 more freight. The agents drafted the question to Endera.
- She sends it and holds a shipment.
- At 340, Endera answers.
- The agents recheck the new house data on their own and Renata accepts.
- Every correction is cited, decided by a named person and logged.
- For errors fixed before acceptance, $650 billed and no customs hold.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.