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EDI IN INDIA


1.    Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT)- facilitate electronic submission and processing of licensing
2.    Apparel Export Promotion Council - facilitate electronic sharing of information between the community partners specially related to the quota management and clearances of shipping documents confirming to quota requirements.
3.    Port Trusts
4.    Airport Authority of India (AAI)- facilitate EDI based cargo handling system in its functioning by all the offices of AAI
5.    Container Corporation of India (CONCOR)- facilitate effective and efficient handling of container related documents between CONCOR and its community partners.
6.    Reserve Bank of India (RBI)- facilitate inter-bank and intra-bank transactions in electronic media as well as user interface for electronic clearances/payments
7.    Scheduled Banks
8.    Airlines- EDI based processing into the clearance of export and import consignment
9.    Indian Railways- automate their Freight movement system so that an integrated system of cargo movement can take place between all the community partners of Indian Railways.
10. CHA/Freight Forwarders
11. Export Promotion Organization
12. Customs- electronically fill shipping bill and bill of entry documents by the   agents to Customs along with electronic interface with the community partners for message exchange
13. Textile Export Promotion Council- facilitate electronic sharing of information between the community partners specially related to the quota management and clearances of shipping documents confirming to quota requirements.
14. Central Excise- functioning of Central Excise especially with respect to the documents facilitating clearances of export/import consignments.
15. Sea Ports- There are eleven Ports (Calcutta, Chennai, Cochin, Tuticorin, Mumbai, JNPT, Goa, New Mangalore, Vizag, Kandla and Paradip) to implement EDI based processing. These ports are Calcutta, Chennai, Cochin, Tuticorin, Mumbai and JNPT.
16. Domestic Trade Sector-To provide domestic trade, pilot EC/EDI projects for various industry sectors like automobile, health care .
17.EasyLink is an EDI services provider that offers a comprehensive set of fully outsourced EDI services that helps companies to take full advantage of their EDI investment.
18.National Informatics Centre (NIC) implements EDI in the Custom Houses through a software package. Indian Customs EDI System (ICES) is designed and developed in consultation with Central Board of Excise & Customs (CBEC). It comprises  two major sub systems namely,
                    ICES / I –  for processing Import Documents.
                    ICES / E – for processing Export Documents 


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