This is supposed to contain a table of issues in the current environment with cIMP and cXML
No | Issue Name | Issue short Description | Impact | Usual workaround | Solution in ONE Record |
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1 | Shipper / Consignee Name / Street | Name and street address cannot be transmitted correctly due to length limitation in cXML, cIMP | major problems especially with older cIMP with customs clearance etc. | manual corrections | ✓ fully capable |
2 | IOT data, digital checksheets and digital accompanying docs not possible | Modern data types like PDFs, geolocations, temperatures, etc. cannot be shared in the current environment using an industry standard | lack of innovation, loss of efficiency and transparency | bi-lateral generic interfaces | ✓ by design |
3 | Limits of characters set | cIMP and cXML are limited to ASCII 7 bit character encoding, which excludes characters like € or ℅ or ° or ‰. Most cIMP fields are limited to A-Z, 0-9 plus minus, dot, space. | "c/o" care of can't be transmitted, "Streetname 3+11" can't be transmitted ... | Invalid characters replaced by minus, dot, space with risks, e.g. "Streetname 3-11" is a non-accurate transformation | ✓ fully Unicode compatible |
4 | SLAC greater than 99.999 | Length restriction on SLAC number (max 5 digits) | ... | ... | ✓ by design |
5 | Precision for small weight | Some high value freight has weight where 2nd decimal is required, cXML/cIMP only allows 1 digit | ... | ... | ✓ by design |
6 | Dimensions, ULDs, HS-Codes limited | cIMP: detail data limited to max ±10 data entries in total | data loss in transmission | phone / fax / mail… | ✓ unlimited in 1R |
7 | Piece level details and tracking | Impossible with cXML/cIMP | lack of innovation, loss of efficiency and transparency | phone / fax / mail… | ✓ possible by design |
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