Motor carrier bills of lading transactions

Required. Interchange sender partner ID qualifier.

Valid values:

• 01 – Duns (Dun & Bradstreet).
• 02 – Standard Carrier Alpha Code.
• 03 – Federal Maritime Commission.
• 04 – International Air Transport Association.
• 07 – Global Location Number (GLN).
• 08 – UCC EDI Communications ID (Comm ID).
• 09 – X.121 (CCITT).
• 10 – Department of Defense (DoD) Activity Address Code.
• 11 – Drug Enforcement Administration identifier.
• 12 – Telephone Companies.
• 13 – Used for UCS Transmissions. Includes Area Code and Telephone Number of a Modem.
• 14 – Duns Plus Suffix.
• 15 – Petroleum Accountants Society of Canada Company Code.
• 16 – DINS Number With 4-Character Suffix.
• 17 – American Bankers Association (ABA) Transit Routing Number (Including Check Digit, 9 Digit).
• 18 – Association of American Railroads (AAR) Standard Distribution Code.
• 19 – EDI Council of Australia (EDICA) Communications ID Number (COMM ID).
• 20 – Health Industry Number (HIN).
• 21 – Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System.
• 22 – Federal Interagency Commission on Education, or FICE.
• 23 – National Center for Education Statistics Common Core of Data 12-Digit Number for Pre-K-Grade 12 Institutes.
• 24 – The College Board's Admission Testing Program 4-Digit Code of Postsecondary Institutes, or ATP.
• 25 – 4-Digit Code of Postsecondary Institutions.
• 26 – Statistics of Canada List of Postsecondary Institutions.
• 27 – Carrier Identification Number as assigned by Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA).
• 28 – Fiscal Intermediary Identification Number as assigned by Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA).
• 29 – Medicare Provider and Supplier Identification Number assigned by Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA).
• 30 – U.S. Federal Tax Identification Number.
• 31 – Jurisdiction Identification Number Plus 4 assigned by the International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions (IAIABC).
• 32 – U.S. Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN).
• 33 – National Association of Insurance Commissioners Company Code (NAIC).
• 34 – Medicaid Provider and Supplier Identification Number as assigned by individual State Medicaid Agencies in conjunction with Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA).
• 35 – Statistics Canada Canadian College Student Information System Institution Codes
• 36 – Statistics Canada University Student Information System Institution Codes.
• 37 – Society of Property Information Compilers and Analysts (SPICA).
• 38 – The College Board and ACT, Inc. 6-Digit Code List of Secondary Institutions.
• AM – Association Mexicana del Codigo de Producto (AMECOP) Communication ID.
• NR – National Retail Merchants Association (NRMA) - Assigned.
• SA – User Identification Number as assigned by the Safety and the Fitness Electronic Records (SAFER) System.
• SN – Standard Address Number.
• ZZ – Mutually Defined.

Required. Interchange sender identification mapping to:

• fileSenderNumber with party type defined in ISA05.

• linkIdentifier

• x12InterchangeControlEnvelope for sender in X12 control file header.

Required. Interchange receiver partner ID qualifier.

Valid values:

• 01 – Duns (Dun & Bradstreet).
• 02 – Standard Carrier Alpha Code.
• 03 – Federal Maritime Commission.
• 04 – International Air Transport Association.
• 07 – Global Location Number (GLN).
• 08 – UCC EDI Communications ID (Comm ID).
• 09 – X.121 (CCITT).
• 10 – Department of Defense (DoD) Activity Address Code.
• 11 – Drug Enforcement Administration identifier.
• 12 – Telephone Companies.
• 13 – Used for UCS Transmissions. Includes Area Code and Telephone Number of a Modem.
• 14 – Duns Plus Suffix.
• 15 – Petroleum Accountants Society of Canada Company Code.
• 16 – DINS Number With 4-Character Suffix.
• 17 – American Bankers Association (ABA) Transit Routing Number (Including Check Digit, 9 Digit).
• 18 – Association of American Railroads (AAR) Standard Distribution Code.
• 19 – EDI Council of Australia (EDICA) Communications ID Number (COMM ID).
• 20 – Health Industry Number (HIN).
• 21 – Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System.
• 22 – Federal Interagency Commission on Education, or FICE.
• 23 – National Center for Education Statistics Common Core of Data 12-Digit Number for Pre-K-Grade 12 Institutes.
• 24 – The College Board's Admission Testing Program 4-Digit Code of Postsecondary Institutes, or ATP.
• 25 – 4-Digit Code of Postsecondary Institutions.
• 26 – Statistics of Canada List of Postsecondary Institutions.
• 27 – Carrier Identification Number as assigned by Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA).
• 28 – Fiscal Intermediary Identification Number as assigned by Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA).
• 29 – Medicare Provider and Supplier Identification Number assigned by Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA).
• 30 – U.S. Federal Tax Identification Number.
• 31 – Jurisdiction Identification Number Plus 4 assigned by the International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions (IAIABC).
• 32 – U.S. Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN).
• 33 – National Association of Insurance Commissioners Company Code (NAIC).
• 34 – Medicaid Provider and Supplier Identification Number as assigned by individual State Medicaid Agencies in conjunction with Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA).
• 35 – Statistics Canada Canadian College Student Information System Institution Codes
• 36 – Statistics Canada University Student Information System Institution Codes.
• 37 – Society of Property Information Compilers and Analysts (SPICA).
• 38 – The College Board and ACT, Inc. 6-Digit Code List of Secondary Institutions.
• AM – Association Mexicana del Codigo de Producto (AMECOP) Communication ID.
• NR – National Retail Merchants Association (NRMA) - Assigned.
• SA – User Identification Number as assigned by the Safety and the Fitness Electronic Records (SAFER) System.
• SN – Standard Address Number.
• ZZ – Mutually Defined.

Required. EDI receiver ID mapping to file control header and to ServiceLinkId.

Interchange receiver identification mapping to ediInterchangePartyValue for receiver in X12 control file header.

Required. This value is dependent on X12 version.

• Version 4012 and earlier, this is the interchange control standards identifier. Valid value = U.

• Version 4020 and later, this is the repetition separator, a delimiter that separates repeated occurrences of a data element or composite data structure, which must be different than the data element separator, component separator, and segment terminator."

Required. Interchange Control Number mapping to:

• file control header.

• X12 control file header interchangeControlIdentifier.

Required. Interchange level acknowledgment requested.

Valid values:

• 0 - No acknowledgment requested

• 1 - Interchange level acknowledgment requested

Required. Indicates whether the interchange is for production, test, or information purposes. Valid values:

• I - Information

• P - Production data

• T - Test data

Required. Responsible Agency Code.

Valid values:

• T - Transportation Data Coordinating Committee (TDCC)

• X - Accredited Standards Committee X12

Required. Describes who pays for the transportation (freight) and under what shipping term. Valid values:

• CC - The consignee (buyer) pays freight upon delivery.

• BP - Paid by buyer

• CA - Advance Collect

• DF - Defined by buyer and seller

• PA - Advance prepaid

• PO - Prepaid only

• PP - prepaid by seller

• PS - Paid by seller

• TP - Third Party Pay

• PB - Customer pickup / backhaul

• DE - Freight charges are payable at the destination as per contract

• FO - FOB port of call

Shipment status report request flag.

Valid values:

• N - Not required

• P - Proof of delivery document required

• R - Automatic status report requested

• S - Automatic proof of delivery document requested

Indicates applicability of section seven option to this BOL (Section seven giving authority to recover amount from shipper in case of customer did not pay it)

• S - In effect

• N - Not in effect

Required. Transaction Set Purpose Code.

It represents the business/processing context under which the transaction is generated.

Required. Code describing the relationship of a carrier to a specific shipment movement. Valid list of values can be referred from mentioned enum list.

Valid values:

• O - Original carrier

• 1 - First carrier after original

• 2 - Second carrier after original

• 3 - Third carrier after original

• 4 - Fourth carrier after original

• 5 - Fifth carrier after original

Code specifying the method or type of transportation for the shipment. Valid list of values can be referred from mentioned enum list.

Reference identification qualifier for the contract class.

Valid values:

• 14 - Master account

• 2I - Tracking number

• A3 - Assignment

• BT - Batch
• BM - Bill of lading

• BAF - Receipt number

• BC - Customer contract number

• CD - Credit advice

• CK - Check number

• CM - Credit memo

• CN - Carrier reference

• CR - Customer reference identifier

• CT - Contract number

• D1 - US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) order number

• DD - Document number

• DEA - DEA certificate identifier

• DH - DEA identifier number

• DI - Distributor invoice number

• DL - Debit memo

• DO - Delivery

• EM - Electronic payment

• GK - Third party reference identifier

• IB - Customs regulatory document identifier for shipments transiting under bond

• IK - Invoice party reference identifier

• IN - Consignee's Invoice Number

• IV - Seller's invoice

• K9 - Customer inquiry number

• MA - Ship notice or manifest number for shipment

• MB - Master bill of lading

• OI - Original invoice

• OQ - Order number

• P2 - Previous DEA identifier number

• PK - Packing list number

• PO - Purchase order number

• PP - Purchase order revision number

• PR - Price quote number

• PT - Purchase Option Agreement

• Q1 - Supplier quotation number

• QD - DEA replacement identifier number

• QP - Original purchase order number

• RE - Release document number

• RZ - Return authorization transaction identifier type

• SI - Shipment number

• SN - Seal number

• SO - Shipper's Order (Invoice Number)

• TB - Trucker's Bill of Lading

• TN - Transaction reference number

• VAT - VAT Number

• VC - Supplier contract number

• VN - Supplier order number

• VR - Vendor identifier number

• WH - Master Reference (Link) Number

• WO - Work order (production order) number

Date type related to shipment events, in date format YYYYMMDD and time format (IDoc/ X12) HHMMSS.

Valid values:

• 133 – Account receivable date
• 372 – Actual arrival date
• 018 – Product availability date
• 964 – Billing date
• 061 – Cancel by date
• 020 – Check date
• 097 – Created on date
• 189 – Debit advise date
• 035 – Date of delivery document, ASN
• 002 – Delivery requested by date
• 070 – Delivery schedule date
• 999 – Document date
• AAG – Due date
• 007 – Effective date
• 197 – End date
• 017 – Estimated delivery date
• 036 – Expiration date
• 102 – Date goods issue posted
• 050 – Date goods receipt posted (received into available inventory)
• 184 – Inventory Update date
• 003 – Invoice date
• 208 – Lot expiration date
• 094 – Manufacturing date
• 166 – Message date
• 922 – Date of original receipt
• 814 – Payment due date
• 008 – Purchase order received date
• 009 – Processing date
• 016 – Promotion end date
• 024 – Promotion order end date
• 023 – Promotion order start date
• 026 – Promotion ship end date
• 025 – Promotion ship start date
• 015 – Promotion start date
• 004 – Purchase order date
• 050 – Goods received at receiving dock
• 091 – Report end date
• 090 – Report start date
• 074 – Requested delivery date
• 324 – Returned date
• 067 – Current scheduled delivery date
• 068 – Scheduled shipment date
• 472 – Date services rendered
• 010 – Shipment requested by date
• 037 – Not before shipment date
• 038 – Not later shipment date
• 011 – Date shipped
• 196 – Date Start
• 097 – Transactional date
• VLU – Validity date
• 512 – Warranty date
• 079 – Promised for shipment date
• 168 – Release date
• 188 – Credit advice date
• 514 – Transfer date
• 938 – Order date
• 040 – Status (After and Including)
• 041 – Status (Prior and Including)
• 092 – Contract effective date
• 093 – Contract expiration date
• 139 – Estimated
• 140 – Actual date
• 369 – Estimated Departure Date
• 370 – Actual Departure date
• 371 – Estimated Arrrivale date
• 058 – Customs Clearance date
• 161 – Loaded on vessel date
• 813 – Customs entry date
• 510 – Date packed
• 649 – Document due date
• 311 – Latest receiving / cutoff date
• 146 – Closing date
• 069 – Date of promised delivery
• 102 – Issue date

Event Time Type.

Code specifying the units in which a value is being expressed, or manner in which a measurement has been taken.

Valid values

• 02 – Statute Mile
• 4G – Microliter
• AM – Ampoule
• AV – Capsule
• BD – Bundle
• BG – Bag
• BO – Bottle
• BX – Box
• C3 – Centiliter
• C8 – Cubic Decimeter
• CA – Case
• CC – Cubic Centimeter
• CF – Cubic Feet
• CG – Card, Blister
• CI – Cubic Inches
• CL – Cylinder
• CM – Centimeter
• CN – Can
• CP – Crate
• CQ – Cartridge
• CR – Cubic Meters
• CT – Carton
• DA – Day
• DI – Dispenser
• DK – Kilometers
• DL – Deciliter
• DM – Decimeter
• DQ – Data Records
• DR – Drum
• DS – Display
• DZ – Dozen
• EA – Each
• FO – Fluid Ounce
• FT – Foot
• GA – Gallon
• GL – Gram/liter
• GR – Gram
• GS – Gross
• H4 – Hectoliter
• HF – Hundred Feet
• HR – Hours
• IN – Inch
• K6 – Kiloliters
• KG – Kilogram
• KT – Kit
• LB – Pounds
• LF – Linear Foot
• LO – Lot (unit of procurement)
• LT – Liter
• LY – Linear Yard
• MC – Microgram
• ME – Milligram
• ML – Milliliter
• MM – Millimeter
• MO – Months
• MR – Meter
• OZ – Ounces
• PC – Piece
• PF – Pallet
• PK – Package
• PR – Pair
• PT – Pint
• QT – Quart
• RL – Roll
• SC – Square Centimeter
• SF – Square Foot
• SH – Sheet
• SI – Square Inch
• SM – Square Meter
• SP – Self Package
• ST – Set
• SY – Square Yard
• T3 – Thousand Pieces
• TB – Tube
• TH – Thousand
• TY – Tray
• U2 – Tablet
• UM – Million
• UN – Unit
• V2 – Pouch
• VI – Vial
• WK – Week
• YD – Yard
• YR – Years

Required. Entity qualifier for the Sender or Receiver party identifier and address information.

Valid values:

• 2P - Public health service facility: 304B entity that tales ownership of a product in the original sale.

• 13 - Contracted third party service provider. Also used for third-party contracted pharmacy supporting a 340B covered entity.

• 41 - Partner or business entity group initiates the transaction

• AO - Account of party

• BG - Purchasing group, buying group

• BK - Bank

• BT - Bill to party

• BS - Billto and Shipto combined

• BY - Customer - buyer - sold to party

• CA - Carrier (transport operator)

• CN - Consignee

• CI - Consignor

• CL - Container location

• CQ - Corportate office

• C9 - Contract holder or contractor

• DA - Delivery address / party

• DB - Distributor branch location

• DS - Distributor party or location

• DT - Destination terminal

• D1 - Truck driver (no EDI qualifier contextbased)

• EX - Exporter

• FW - Freight forwarder

• FR - Message sender

• HA - Owner of goods

• II - Party that will issue the invoice to the payer

• L8 - Head office location

• MA - Final customer

• MF - Manufacturer

• NP - Notify party for shipper's order

• N1 - First notify party

• N2 - Second notify party

• N3 - Third notify party

• OB - Ordered by party

• OE - Booking office

• OT - Origin inland terminal

• PO - Party to receive invoice for goods or services

• PE - Party that will receive invoice the payer or the SAP bill-to party

• PR - Person or organization that pays the invoice

• PW - Pickup location

• QA - Retail or institutional pharmacy dispenser. Also used for contracted third party pharmacy supporting a 304b covered entitty.

• RD - Destination intermodal ramp

• RO - Origin intermodal ramp

• SF - Shipfrom location

• SH - Shipper

• SI - Business party that issues the shipping instruction

• ST - Shipto location

• SO - Sold to party if different then bill to party

• SN - Store number with location info for store

• SU - Supplier

• TO - Message receiver

• VN - Vendor (alt. seller)

• VI - Contact person information

• WH - Warehouse keeper

• YE - Third party business or location information. Also used to identify third party logistics service provider.

Identifier code qualifier.

G61 segment explains about contact information for party business or location:

• G61*IC*CONTACT NAME*EM*CONTACT@EMAIL.COM~

• G61*IC*CONTACT NAME*FX*000-111-2222~

• G61*IC*CONTACT NAME*TE*000-111-2223~

Required. Contact type.

Valid values:

• IC - Information contact

• FC - Forwarder contact

• RP - Responsible contact

Contact:

• phone number

• email address

Reference identification qualifier for the contract class.

Valid values:

• BM - Bill of Lading Number

• BN - Booking number

• SI - Shipper's identifier for the shipment

Freight or Charge rate type.

Valid values

• BL – Bill of Lading declared value (ocean cargo valuation)
• CW – Per hundredweight (transportation rate per 100 lbs)
• PF – Per cubic foot (volume-based rating)
• PG – Per gallon (liquid shipments, marine/ocean bulk)
• PH – Per hundred (of basic unit, flat hundred)
• PM – Per mile (road, drayage, intermodal transport)
• PW – Percentage of total charges (common in invoices)
• SP – Per stop (accessorial charge qualifier)
• FR – Flat rate (fixed dollar amount)
• FC – Flat charge (similar to flat rate)
• AV – Ad valorem (percent of cargo value, common in maritime)
• PU – Per unit
• PC – Per car
• CR – Charges based on mentioned percentage
• MN – Minimum charge
• LB – Per pound
• CM – Per cubic meter
• ER – Per each request
• GT – Per gross ton
• PA – Per container
• PD – Per day
• PR – Per hour
• PS – Per shipment
• PZ – Per package charge
• WM – Weight or Measurement

Type of the quantity basis for rating.

Valid values

• BA – Barrels
• BX – Box
• EA – Identifies a billable unit as a single item.
• KG – Metric weight unit used in international shipping.
• LR – Liter
• TN – Billing unit expressed as short tons (2,000 lbs).
• CF – Volume unit used for dimensional rating.
• MT – Often used in ocean freight, usually equals 1 cubic meter or 1,000 kg.
• VA – Actual volume of the cargo.
• VC – Volume used for billing after dimensional adjustments.
• PK – Common billing unit for boxed or grouped goods.
• TD – Billing unit based on number of days.
• TH – Billing unit based on number of hours.
• SP – Number of stops authorized as part of a shipment.
• EA – Identifies a billable unit as a single item.
• LB – Common weight unit in ocean freight billing.
• NR – A standard shipping container unit.
• NU – Generic unit of measure for shipment rating.

Special charge or allowance code.

Valid values

• 150 –Canadian Currency Exchange.
• 170 – Certificate Origin.
• 295 – Special Discount.
• 360 – Export Customs Clearance.
• 405 – Fuel Surcharge Destination.
• 495 – Miscellaneous - Destination
• 585 – Document Origin.
• 730 – Terminal Service Fee.
• 750 – Value Added tax.
• AAT – Handling Charge Tax.
• AMS –Automated Manifest System.
• ARB – Arbitrary (In Addition to Through Rates and Charges).
• BAS – Base charge.
• BLC – Bill of Lading Charge.
• BRD – Bridge Charge (PEI Confederation).
• BSC – Bunker Surcharge.
• BUA – Bunker Adjustment.
• CAC – Cash discount .
• CBX – City sales tax.
• CHG – Forward / Advance Charges.
• CLN – Cleaning Charges.
• COF – Container freight charges.
• CON – Congestion Surcharge.
• CSE – Customs Entry.
• CTF – Chassis Destination.
• CUF – Currency Adjustment Factor.
• CUS – Customs Charge.
• DDF – Destination Document.
• DEL – Delivery Charge.
• DIV – Diversion and Re-consignment.
• DRC – Drayage Base-origin.
• DSC – Discount.
• DTC – Destination Charge.
• EMS – Emergency Surcharge.
• ENS – Energy Surcharge (Fuel Adjustment Factor).
• EPC – Emergency Port Charge.
• EXP – Expedited Service Charge.
• FLT – Ferry Service.
• GSS – Greater Security Service.
• GST –Goods and Services Tax Charge.
• HAZ – Hazardous Cargo Charge.
• HDF – Heavy Duty Flat Car Charge.
• HET – Heat in Transit Charges.
• HHB – Handling Origin.
• HST – Harmonized Sales Tax.
• IIA – Invoice Adjustment.
• LDG – Loading.
• LLS – "Local Sales Tax (All Applicable Sales Taxes by Taxing Authorities Below the State Level)
• MMT – Metropolitan Transit Tax.
• NBH – N.H. D Wharfage.
• ODF – Collect on Delivery Deletion Charge.
• PAD – Premium Charge.
• PBL – Pier Charges Other Than Wharfage.
• PUD – Pick-Up and Delivery.
• PPT – Parish/County Sales Tax (only).
• REF – Refrigeration.
• SAJ – Surcharge - Dollar Value.
• SEC – Equipment Origin.
• SEG – Segregating (Sorting).
• SOC – Stop-Off Charge.
• SST – Sales Tax (State and Local).
• SSX – Sales and Use Tax (State and Local).
• STC – State Surcharge.
• STF – Container stuffing.
• STR – Storage in Transit.
• SWC – Switching Charge.
• TAD – Transportation tax.
• TER – Terminal Charge.
• TRF – Transfer fees.
• TTL – Local Tax.
• TTS – State Tax.
• TTM – Tax on Miscellaneous Charges.
• URC –Transload fees.
• USF – Special Type Flat Car.
• UUT – Use Tax.
• WTV – VGM Free Origin.
• ZZZ – Mutually Defined.
• TAD – Carbon Tax – BC (Also available as default for all Carbon Tax).
• ENC – Carbon Tax – Alberta (Specific to CN).
• CSK – Carbon Tax – Saskatchewan (Specific to CN).
• CMB –Carbon Tax – Manitoba (Specific to CN).
• CQQ – Carbon Tax – Quebec (Specific to CN).
• CNB – Carbon Tact – New Brunswick (Specific to CN).
• CNS – Carbon Tax – Nova Scotia (Specific to CN).

Packing form of lading quantity.

Valid values

• PLL – 463L Air Pallet
• BAG - Bag
• BAL - Bale
• BRG - Barge
• BBL - Barrel
• BSK - Basket or hamper
• BEM - Beam
• BIN - Bin
• BOB - Bobbin
• BOT - A bottle
• BOX - Box
• BXI - Box, with inner container
• BXT - Bucket
• BLK - Bulk
• BKG - Large fabric bulk container that takes the shape of whever is inside it.
• BDL - Bundle
• CAB – Cabinet
• CAG – Cage
• CAN – Can
• CCS – Can Case
• CBC – Containers of Bulk Cargo
• CAR – Carrier
• CTN – Carton
• CAS – Case
• CSK – Cask
• CHS – Chest
• COL – Coil
• CND – Container, Commercial Highway Lift
• CNT – Container
• CRD – Cradle
• CRT – Crate
• CUB – A cube
• CYL – Cylinder
• CNX – 8x8x8-foot container for packaging and shipping military material
• CNF – Multiwall Container Secured to Warehouse Pallet
• CNE –Engine Container
• CNA – Household Goods Containers, Wood
• CLD – Car Load, Rail
• DBK – Dry Bulk
• DRK – Double-length Rack
• DRM – Drum container.
• DSK - Double-length Skid
• DTB – Double-length Tote Bin
• DUF – Duffle Bag
• ENV – Envelope
• FLX – A rubber liner used in a standard container for liquid material
• FRM – Frame
• FSK – Flask
• FWR – Forward Reel
• HPR – Hamper
• HPT – Hopper Truck
• HRB - On Hanger or Rack in Boxes
• HRK – Half-standard Rack
• HTB – Half-Standard Tote Bin
• JAR – Jar
• JUG – JugA bottle (usually 1/2 gallon or larger) fitted with a handle
• KEG – Keg
• KIT – Kit
• KRK – Knockdown Rack
• KTB – Knockdown Tote Bin
• LBK – Liquid Bulk
• LIF – Lifts
• LOG – Log
• LSE – Loose
• LUG – Lug
• LVN – Lift Van
• MLV – 20-foot transportation van that conforms to ISO standards
• MRP – Multi-Roll Pack
• MXD - Mixed Type Pack
• OVW – Over wrap - A cardboard wrapping around a pallet.
• PCS – Pieces
• PIR – Pims
• PKG – Package
• PLF – Platform
• PLL – 463L Air Pallet
• PLN – Pipeline
• PLT – Pallet
• PRK – Pipe Rack
• RCK - Rack
• REL – Reel
• ROL – Roll
• RVR – Reverse Reel
• SAK – Sack
• SBC – A plastic liner in a container to protect dry free-flowing material during transport.
• SHT –Sheet
• SKD – Skid
• SLP – Cardboard platforms that hold product for storage or transportation
• SLV – Sleeve
• SPI – Spin Cylinders
• SPL – Spool
• SVN – 40-foot container that conforms to ISO standards for sea transport
• TBE – Tube
• TBN – Tote Bin
• TKR – Tank Car
• TKT – Tank Truck
• TLD - Intermodal Trailer/Container Load (Rail)
• TNK – Tank
• TRC – Tierce
• TRI – Box made from three-ply cardboard
• TRK – Trunk and Chest
• TRU –Truck
• TRY – Tray
• TSS – Trunk, Salesmen Sample
• TTC – Tote Can. A reusable stainless steel container with handles; used for liquid material
• TUB – Tub
• UNP – Unpacked
• UNT – Unit
• VEH – Vehicles
• VPK – Van Pack
• WHE – On Own Wheel
• WLC – Wheeled Carrier
• WRP – Wrapped

Required. Type of weight recorded.

Valid values:

• A5 - Average weight

• A4 - Average weight per load

• B - Billed weight

• CE - Certified weight of cargo

• A - Consolidated weight

• F - Deficit weight

• E - Estimated net weight

• O - Excess weight over maximum

• FR - Freight weight

• G - Gross weight

• L - Legal weight

• LC - Maximum lading capacity

• M - Minimum weight for rate

• N - Actual net weight

• ND - Non-chargeable dunnage

• V - Non transit weight - transit bills only

• PA - Pallet weight

• U - Weight per unit

• A3 - Shipper's weight

• SK - Skid weight

• T - Tare weight

• W - Transit weight - transit bills only

• SO - Storage in transit out

Required. Type of weight recorded.

Valid values:

• E - Metric ton

• G - Grams

• KI - Kilograms

• L - Pounds

• O - Ounces

Inner packing form of lading quantity.

Valid values

• PLL – 463L Air Pallet
• BAG - Bag
• BAL - Bale
• BRG - Barge
• BBL - Barrel
• BSK - Basket or hamper
• BEM - Beam
• BIN - Bin
• BOB - Bobbin
• BOT - A bottle
• BOX - Box
• BXI - Box, with inner container
• BXT - Bucket
• BLK - Bulk
• BKG - Large fabric bulk container that takes the shape of whever is inside it.
• BDL - Bundle
• CAB – Cabinet
• CAG – Cage
• CAN – Can
• CCS – Can Case
• CBC – Containers of Bulk Cargo
• CAR – Carrier
• CTN – Carton
• CAS – Case
• CSK – Cask
• CHS – Chest
• COL – Coil
• CND – Container, Commercial Highway Lift
• CNT – Container
• CRD – Cradle
• CRT – Crate
• CUB – A cube
• CYL – Cylinder
• CNX – 8x8x8-foot container for packaging and shipping military material
• CNF – Multiwall Container Secured to Warehouse Pallet
• CNE –Engine Container
• CNA – Household Goods Containers, Wood
• CLD – Car Load, Rail
• DBK – Dry Bulk
• DRK – Double-length Rack
• DRM – Drum container.
• DSK - Double-length Skid
• DTB – Double-length Tote Bin
• DUF – Duffle Bag
• ENV – Envelope
• FLX – A rubber liner used in a standard container for liquid material
• FRM – Frame
• FSK – Flask
• FWR – Forward Reel
• HPR – Hamper
• HPT – Hopper Truck
• HRB - On Hanger or Rack in Boxes
• HRK – Half-standard Rack
• HTB – Half-Standard Tote Bin
• JAR – Jar
• JUG – JugA bottle (usually 1/2 gallon or larger) fitted with a handle
• KEG – Keg
• KIT – Kit
• KRK – Knockdown Rack
• KTB – Knockdown Tote Bin
• LBK – Liquid Bulk
• LIF – Lifts
• LOG – Log
• LSE – Loose
• LUG – Lug
• LVN – Lift Van
• MLV – 20-foot transportation van that conforms to ISO standards
• MRP – Multi-Roll Pack
• MXD - Mixed Type Pack
• OVW – Over wrap - A cardboard wrapping around a pallet.
• PCS – Pieces
• PIR – Pims
• PKG – Package
• PLF – Platform
• PLL – 463L Air Pallet
• PLN – Pipeline
• PLT – Pallet
• PRK – Pipe Rack
• RCK - Rack
• REL – Reel
• ROL – Roll
• RVR – Reverse Reel
• SAK – Sack
• SBC – A plastic liner in a container to protect dry free-flowing material during transport.
• SHT –Sheet
• SKD – Skid
• SLP – Cardboard platforms that hold product for storage or transportation
• SLV – Sleeve
• SPI – Spin Cylinders
• SPL – Spool
• SVN – 40-foot container that conforms to ISO standards for sea transport
• TBE – Tube
• TBN – Tote Bin
• TKR – Tank Car
• TKT – Tank Truck
• TLD - Intermodal Trailer/Container Load (Rail)
• TNK – Tank
• TRC – Tierce
• TRI – Box made from three-ply cardboard
• TRK – Trunk and Chest
• TRU –Truck
• TRY – Tray
• TSS – Trunk, Salesmen Sample
• TTC – Tote Can. A reusable stainless steel container with handles; used for liquid material
• TUB – Tub
• UNP – Unpacked
• UNT – Unit
• VEH – Vehicles
• VPK – Van Pack
• WHE – On Own Wheel
• WLC – Wheeled Carrier
• WRP – Wrapped

Describes whether the carrier will be required to verify the number of units contained on a pallet slip sheet or skid.

• Y - Yes, required carrier to count

• N - No, indicates not required to count

Code for packaging form of the lading quantity. Use enum list for references.

Valid values

• PLL – 463L Air Pallet
• BAG - Bag
• BAL - Bale
• BRG - Barge
• BBL - Barrel
• BSK - Basket or hamper
• BEM - Beam
• BIN - Bin
• BOB - Bobbin
• BOT - A bottle
• BOX - Box
• BXI - Box, with inner container
• BXT - Bucket
• BLK - Bulk
• BKG - Large fabric bulk container that takes the shape of whever is inside it.
• BDL - Bundle
• CAB – Cabinet
• CAG – Cage
• CAN – Can
• CCS – Can Case
• CBC – Containers of Bulk Cargo
• CAR – Carrier
• CTN – Carton
• CAS – Case
• CSK – Cask
• CHS – Chest
• COL – Coil
• CND – Container, Commercial Highway Lift
• CNT – Container
• CRD – Cradle
• CRT – Crate
• CUB – A cube
• CYL – Cylinder
• CNX – 8x8x8-foot container for packaging and shipping military material
• CNF – Multiwall Container Secured to Warehouse Pallet
• CNE –Engine Container
• CNA – Household Goods Containers, Wood
• CLD – Car Load, Rail
• DBK – Dry Bulk
• DRK – Double-length Rack
• DRM – Drum container.
• DSK - Double-length Skid
• DTB – Double-length Tote Bin
• DUF – Duffle Bag
• ENV – Envelope
• FLX – A rubber liner used in a standard container for liquid material
• FRM – Frame
• FSK – Flask
• FWR – Forward Reel
• HPR – Hamper
• HPT – Hopper Truck
• HRB - On Hanger or Rack in Boxes
• HRK – Half-standard Rack
• HTB – Half-Standard Tote Bin
• JAR – Jar
• JUG – JugA bottle (usually 1/2 gallon or larger) fitted with a handle
• KEG – Keg
• KIT – Kit
• KRK – Knockdown Rack
• KTB – Knockdown Tote Bin
• LBK – Liquid Bulk
• LIF – Lifts
• LOG – Log
• LSE – Loose
• LUG – Lug
• LVN – Lift Van
• MLV – 20-foot transportation van that conforms to ISO standards
• MRP – Multi-Roll Pack
• MXD - Mixed Type Pack
• OVW – Over wrap - A cardboard wrapping around a pallet.
• PCS – Pieces
• PIR – Pims
• PKG – Package
• PLF – Platform
• PLL – 463L Air Pallet
• PLN – Pipeline
• PLT – Pallet
• PRK – Pipe Rack
• RCK - Rack
• REL – Reel
• ROL – Roll
• RVR – Reverse Reel
• SAK – Sack
• SBC – A plastic liner in a container to protect dry free-flowing material during transport.
• SHT –Sheet
• SKD – Skid
• SLP – Cardboard platforms that hold product for storage or transportation
• SLV – Sleeve
• SPI – Spin Cylinders
• SPL – Spool
• SVN – 40-foot container that conforms to ISO standards for sea transport
• TBE – Tube
• TBN – Tote Bin
• TKR – Tank Car
• TKT – Tank Truck
• TLD - Intermodal Trailer/Container Load (Rail)
• TNK – Tank
• TRC – Tierce
• TRI – Box made from three-ply cardboard
• TRK – Trunk and Chest
• TRU –Truck
• TRY – Tray
• TSS – Trunk, Salesmen Sample
• TTC – Tote Can. A reusable stainless steel container with handles; used for liquid material
• TUB – Tub
• UNP – Unpacked
• UNT – Unit
• VEH – Vehicles
• VPK – Van Pack
• WHE – On Own Wheel
• WLC – Wheeled Carrier
• WRP – Wrapped

Code defining the type of weight.

Valid values:

• E – Metric ton
• G – Gram
• K – Kilogram
• L – Pounds
• M – Measurement ton
• O – Ounces
• S – Short ton
• T – Long ton

Code identifying the volume unit.

Valid values:

• B – Volume of barge
• T – Volume of container
• C – Cubic centimeters
• M – Cubic decimeters
• E – Cubic feet
• N – Cubic inches
• X – Cubic meters
• G – Gallons
• V – Liter
• L – Total volume of load

Unit of measure for the quantity.

Valid values

• 02 – Statute Mile
• 4G – Microliter
• AM – Ampoule
• AV – Capsule
• BD – Bundle
• BG – Bag
• BO – Bottle
• BX – Box
• C3 – Centiliter
• CA – Case
• CC – Cubic Centimeter
• CF – Cubic Feet
• CG – Card, Blister
• CI – Cubic Inches
• CL – Cylinder
• CM – Centimeter
• CN – Can
• CP – Crate
• CQ – Cartridge
• CR – Cubic Meters
• CT – Carton
• DA – Day
• DI – Dispenser
• DK – Kilometers
• DL – Deciliter
• DM – Decimeter
• DR – Drum
• DS – Display
• DZ – Dozen
• EA – Each
• FO – Fluid Ounce
• FT – Foot
• GA – Gallon
• GL – Gram/liter
• GR – Gram
• GS – Gross
• H4 – Hectoliter
• HF – Hundred Feet
• HR – Hours
• IN – Inch
• K6 – Kiloliters
• KG – Kilogram
• KT – Kit
• LB – Pounds
• LF – Linear Foot
• LO – Lot (unit of procurement)
• LT – Liter
• LY – Linear Yard
• MC – Microgram
• ME – Milligram
• ML – Milliliter
• MM – Millimeter
• MO – Months
• MR – Meter
• OZ – Ounces
• PC – Piece
• PF – Pallet
• PK – Package
• PR – Pair
• PT – Pint
• QT – Quart
• RL – Roll
• SC – Square Centimeter
• SF – Square Foot
• SH – Sheet
• SI – Square Inch
• SM – Square Meter
• ST – Set
• SY – Square Yard
• T3 – Thousand Pieces
• TB – Tube
• TH – Thousand
• TY – Tray
• U2 – Tablet
• UM – Million
• UN – Unit
• V2 – Pouch
• VI – Vial
• WK – Week
• YD – Yard
• YR – Years

Code defining the type of weight.

Valid values:

• E – Metric ton
• G – Gram
• K – Kilogram
• L – Pounds
• M – Measurement ton
• O – Ounces
• S – Short ton
• T – Long ton

Required. Unit of measurement for shipment dimensions.

Valid values

• 02 – Statute Mile
• 4G – Microliter
• AM – Ampoule
• AV – Capsule
• BD – Bundle
• BG – Bag
• BO – Bottle
• BX – Box
• C3 – Centiliter
• CA – Case
• CC – Cubic Centimeter
• CF – Cubic Feet
• CG – Card, Blister
• CI – Cubic Inches
• CL – Cylinder
• CM – Centimeter
• CN – Can
• CP – Crate
• CQ – Cartridge
• CR – Cubic Meters
• CT – Carton
• DA – Day
• DI – Dispenser
• DK – Kilometers
• DL – Deciliter
• DM – Decimeter
• DR – Drum
• DS – Display
• DZ – Dozen
• EA – Each
• FO – Fluid Ounce
• FT – Foot
• GA – Gallon
• GL – Gram/liter
• GR – Gram
• GS – Gross
• H4 – Hectoliter
• HF – Hundred Feet
• HR – Hours
• IN – Inch
• K6 – Kiloliters
• KG – Kilogram
• KT – Kit
• LB – Pounds
• LF – Linear Foot
• LO – Lot (unit of procurement)
• LT – Liter
• LY – Linear Yard
• MC – Microgram
• ME – Milligram
• ML – Milliliter
• MM – Millimeter
• MO – Months
• MR – Meter
• OZ – Ounces
• PC – Piece
• PF – Pallet
• PK – Package
• PR – Pair
• PT – Pint
• QT – Quart
• RL – Roll
• SC – Square Centimeter
• SF – Square Foot
• SH – Sheet
• SI – Square Inch
• SM – Square Meter
• ST – Set
• SY – Square Yard
• T3 – Thousand Pieces
• TB – Tube
• TH – Thousand
• TY – Tray
• U2 – Tablet
• UM – Million
• UN – Unit
• V2 – Pouch
• VI – Vial
• WK – Week
• YD – Yard
• YR – Years

Code for packaging form of the lading quantity. Use enum list for references.

Valid values

• PLL – 463L Air Pallet
• BAG - Bag
• BAL - Bale
• BRG - Barge
• BBL - Barrel
• BSK - Basket or hamper
• BEM - Beam
• BIN - Bin
• BOB - Bobbin
• BOT - A bottle
• BOX - Box
• BXI - Box, with inner container
• BXT - Bucket
• BLK - Bulk
• BKG - Large fabric bulk container that takes the shape of whever is inside it.
• BDL - Bundle
• CAB – Cabinet
• CAG – Cage
• CAN – Can
• CCS – Can Case
• CBC – Containers of Bulk Cargo
• CAR – Carrier
• CTN – Carton
• CAS – Case
• CSK – Cask
• CHS – Chest
• COL – Coil
• CND – Container, Commercial Highway Lift
• CNT – Container
• CRD – Cradle
• CRT – Crate
• CUB – A cube
• CYL – Cylinder
• CNX – 8x8x8-foot container for packaging and shipping military material
• CNF – Multiwall Container Secured to Warehouse Pallet
• CNE –Engine Container
• CNA – Household Goods Containers, Wood
• CLD – Car Load, Rail
• DBK – Dry Bulk
• DRK – Double-length Rack
• DRM – Drum container.
• DSK - Double-length Skid
• DTB – Double-length Tote Bin
• DUF – Duffle Bag
• ENV – Envelope
• FLX – A rubber liner used in a standard container for liquid material
• FRM – Frame
• FSK – Flask
• FWR – Forward Reel
• HPR – Hamper
• HPT – Hopper Truck
• HRB - On Hanger or Rack in Boxes
• HRK – Half-standard Rack
• HTB – Half-Standard Tote Bin
• JAR – Jar
• JUG – JugA bottle (usually 1/2 gallon or larger) fitted with a handle
• KEG – Keg
• KIT – Kit
• KRK – Knockdown Rack
• KTB – Knockdown Tote Bin
• LBK – Liquid Bulk
• LIF – Lifts
• LOG – Log
• LSE – Loose
• LUG – Lug
• LVN – Lift Van
• MLV – 20-foot transportation van that conforms to ISO standards
• MRP – Multi-Roll Pack
• MXD - Mixed Type Pack
• OVW – Over wrap - A cardboard wrapping around a pallet.
• PCS – Pieces
• PIR – Pims
• PKG – Package
• PLF – Platform
• PLL – 463L Air Pallet
• PLN – Pipeline
• PLT – Pallet
• PRK – Pipe Rack
• RCK - Rack
• REL – Reel
• ROL – Roll
• RVR – Reverse Reel
• SAK – Sack
• SBC – A plastic liner in a container to protect dry free-flowing material during transport.
• SHT –Sheet
• SKD – Skid
• SLP – Cardboard platforms that hold product for storage or transportation
• SLV – Sleeve
• SPI – Spin Cylinders
• SPL – Spool
• SVN – 40-foot container that conforms to ISO standards for sea transport
• TBE – Tube
• TBN – Tote Bin
• TKR – Tank Car
• TKT – Tank Truck
• TLD - Intermodal Trailer/Container Load (Rail)
• TNK – Tank
• TRC – Tierce
• TRI – Box made from three-ply cardboard
• TRK – Trunk and Chest
• TRU –Truck
• TRY – Tray
• TSS – Trunk, Salesmen Sample
• TTC – Tote Can. A reusable stainless steel container with handles; used for liquid material
• TUB – Tub
• UNP – Unpacked
• UNT – Unit
• VEH – Vehicles
• VPK – Van Pack
• WHE – On Own Wheel
• WLC – Wheeled Carrier
• WRP – Wrapped

Code defining the type of weight.

Valid values:

• E – Metric ton
• G – Gram
• K – Kilogram
• L – Pounds
• M – Measurement ton
• O – Ounces
• S – Short ton
• T – Long ton

Code identifying the volume unit.

Valid values:

• B – Volume of barge
• T – Volume of container
• C – Cubic centimeters
• M – Cubic decimeters
• E – Cubic feet
• N – Cubic inches
• X – Cubic meters
• G – Gallons
• V – Liter
• L – Total volume of load

Code defining the type of weight.

Valid values:

• E – Metric ton
• G – Gram
• K – Kilogram
• L – Pounds
• M – Measurement ton
• O – Ounces
• S – Short ton
• T – Long ton

Required. Contact type.

Reference identification qualifier for the contract class.

Valid values:

• AG - Agent shipment number

• AW - Airway bill

• A3 - Assignment

• BT - Batch

• BM - Bill of lading

• CN - Carrier reference

• CK - Check number

• CT - Contract number

• CD - Credit advice

• 1X - Credit debit adjustment identifier type

• CM - Credit memo

• BC - Customer contract number

• K9 - Customer inquiry number

• CR - Customer reference identifier

• D1 - US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) order number

• DL - Debit memo

• DO - Delivery

• DD - Document number

• EM - Electronic payment

• IV - Seller's invoice

• 14 - Master account

• MB - Master bill of lading

• OQ - Order number

• OI - Original invoice

• PK - Packing list number

• PO - Purchase order number

• BAF - Receipt number

• RE - Release document number

• RZ - Return authorization transaction identifier type

• SN - Seal number

• SI - Shipment number

• VC - Supplier contract number

• VN - Supplier order number

• Q1 - Supplier quotation number

• GK - Third party reference identifier

• 2I - Tracking number

• TN - Transaction reference number

• TB - Trucker's Bill of Lading

• WO - Work order (production order) number

• AM - Chargeback adjustment memo

• QP - Original purchase order number

• DH - DEA identifier number

• P2 - Previous DEA identifier number

• QD - DEA replacement identifier number

• DEA - DEA certificate identifier

• CG - Conginee order number

• PR - Price quote number

• 10 - Consolidated Shipment Number

• VR - Vendor identifier number

• DI - Distributor invoice number

• 92 - Document change Tracking number

• 72 - Schedule reference identifier

• CB - Combined Shipment

• VAT - VAT Number

• IK - Invoice party reference identifier

• PP - Purchase order revision number

• CO - Customer order number, Identifies the number assigned by the customer to their order.

• SO - Shipper's Order (Invoice Number)

• BL - Government Bill of Lading

• IN - Consignee's Invoice Number

• WH - Master Reference (Link) Number

• PT - Purchase Option Agreement

• IB - Customs regulatory document identifier for shipments transiting under bond

• MA - Ship notice or manifest number

To specify the form of the hazardous certification.

Valid values:

• ABBREVIATED - Abbreviated Hazardous Certification

• LONGFORM - Long Form of Hazardous Certification

Required. Specifies the unit used to measure the lading quantity in LH102.

Valid values

• 02 – Statute Mile
• 4G – Microliter
• AM – Ampoule
• AV – Capsule
• BD – Bundle
• BG – Bag
• BO – Bottle
• BX – Box
• C3 – Centiliter
• CA – Case
• CC – Cubic Centimeter
• CF – Cubic Feet
• CG – Card, Blister
• CI – Cubic Inches
• CL – Cylinder
• CM – Centimeter
• CN – Can
• CP – Crate
• CQ – Cartridge
• CR – Cubic Meters
• CT – Carton
• DA – Day
• DI – Dispenser
• DK – Kilometers
• DL – Deciliter
• DM – Decimeter
• DR – Drum
• DS – Display
• DZ – Dozen
• EA – Each
• FO – Fluid Ounce
• FT – Foot
• GA – Gallon
• GL – Gram/liter
• GR – Gram
• GS – Gross
• H4 – Hectoliter
• HF – Hundred Feet
• HR – Hours
• IN – Inch
• K6 – Kiloliters
• KG – Kilogram
• KT – Kit
• LB – Pounds
• LF – Linear Foot
• LO – Lot (unit of procurement)
• LT – Liter
• LY – Linear Yard
• MC – Microgram
• ME – Milligram
• ML – Milliliter
• MM – Millimeter
• MO – Months
• MR – Meter
• OZ – Ounces
• PC – Piece
• PF – Pallet
• PK – Package
• PR – Pair
• PT – Pint
• QT – Quart
• RL – Roll
• SC – Square Centimeter
• SF – Square Foot
• SH – Sheet
• SI – Square Inch
• SM – Square Meter
• ST – Set
• SY – Square Yard
• T3 – Thousand Pieces
• TB – Tube
• TH – Thousand
• TY – Tray
• U2 – Tablet
• UM – Million
• UN – Unit
• V2 – Pouch
• VI – Vial
• WK – Week
• YD – Yard
• YR – Years

Types of residue indicator.

Valid values:

• G - Residue Last Contained Description (Small Means of Containment)

• P - Residue Last Contained Description (Packages)

• R - Residue Last Contained Description (Rail Car).

Indicates the qualifier for the hazardous class.

Valid values:

• P - Primary Goods

• S - Secondary Goods

Specifies the unit or basis for measurement.

Valid values

• 02 – Statute Mile
• 4G – Microliter
• AM – Ampoule
• AV – Capsule
• BD – Bundle
• BG – Bag
• BO – Bottle
• BX – Box
• C3 – Centiliter
• CA – Case
• CC – Cubic Centimeter
• CF – Cubic Feet
• CG – Card, Blister
• CI – Cubic Inches
• CL – Cylinder
• CM – Centimeter
• CN – Can
• CP – Crate
• CQ – Cartridge
• CR – Cubic Meters
• CT – Carton
• DA – Day
• DI – Dispenser
• DK – Kilometers
• DL – Deciliter
• DM – Decimeter
• DR – Drum
• DS – Display
• DZ – Dozen
• EA – Each
• FO – Fluid Ounce
• FT – Foot
• GA – Gallon
• GL – Gram/liter
• GR – Gram
• GS – Gross
• H4 – Hectoliter
• HF – Hundred Feet
• HR – Hours
• IN – Inch
• K6 – Kiloliters
• KG – Kilogram
• KT – Kit
• LB – Pounds
• LF – Linear Foot
• LO – Lot (unit of procurement)
• LT – Liter
• LY – Linear Yard
• MC – Microgram
• ME – Milligram
• ML – Milliliter
• MM – Millimeter
• MO – Months
• MR – Meter
• OZ – Ounces
• PC – Piece
• PF – Pallet
• PK – Package
• PR – Pair
• PT – Pint
• QT – Quart
• RL – Roll
• SC – Square Centimeter
• SF – Square Foot
• SH – Sheet
• SI – Square Inch
• SM – Square Meter
• ST – Set
• SY – Square Yard
• T3 – Thousand Pieces
• TB – Tube
• TH – Thousand
• TY – Tray
• U2 – Tablet
• UM – Million
• UN – Unit
• V2 – Pouch
• VI – Vial
• WK – Week
• YD – Yard
• YR – Years

Type of weight recorded.

Valid values:

• E – Metric ton
• G – Gram
• K – Kilogram
• L – Pounds
• M – Measurement ton
• O – Ounces
• S – Short ton
• T – Long ton

Required. Type of shipment description recorded.