The document that governs the terms of carriage between shipper and carrier for maritime transportation. 2 distinct types of transport documents exist: <br/><ol> <li>Bill of Lading</li><li>Sea Waybill</li></ol><p/>
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Transport Document Reference
Private
String(20)
Notes:
The unique identifier for an object of this class, in the scope of a single enterprise / organisational unit. In this case a unique reference allocated by the shipping line to the transport document and the main number used for tracking status of the shipment <br/>
Transport Document Sub Reference
Private
String(100)
Notes:
Additional reference that can be optionally used alongside the `Transport Document Reference` in order to distinguish between versions of the same `Transport Document`.<br/>
Transport Document Status Code
Private
Document Status Code
Issue Date
Private
DateTime
Notes:
Date when the transport document was issued<br/>
Shipped On Board Date
Private
Date
Notes:
Date when the last container that is linked to the transport document is physically loaded onboard the vessel indicated on the transport document.<br/><br/>When provided on a Transport Document, the Transport Document is a Shipped On Board B/L.<br/><br/>Exactly one of <b>Shipped On Board</b> and <b>Receive For Shipment Date</b> must be provided on an issued B/L.<br/>
Received for Shipment Date
Private
Date
Notes:
Date when the last container linked to the transport document is physically in the terminal (customers cleared against the intended vessel)<br/>
Displayed Shipped On Board Received For Shipment
Public
String(250)
Notes:
The text to be displayed on the `Transport Document` as evidence that the goods have been received for shipment or shipped on board.<br/>
Number of Rider Pages
Private
Integer
Notes:
The number of additional pages required to contain the goods description on a transport document. Only applicable for physical transport documents<br/>
