CSMS # 54613020 - ACE Portal Modernization – Phase 2: Additional Features Set to Deploy Next Week

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CSMS # 54613020 - ACE Portal Modernization – Phase 2: Additional Features Set to Deploy Next Week

On January 9 and 10, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will deploy additional features as part of the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) Portal Modernization – Phase 2.

What changes are coming in the modernized ACE Portal as part of Phase 2?

January 9, 2023: References Tab Link to ACE Entry Summary User Interface (UI) for PGA Users
January 10, 2023: Migration of Functionality to Arrive, Export, and Divert In-Bonds for Trade Users

Through a launch button in their account view, trade users with a Carrier account will have access to a UI for arriving, exporting, diverting, and canceling arrival and export of in-bonds. The UI and launch button will be titled “Manifest Trade In-bond UI,” and the UI will only host in-bond functionality migrated from the Manifest Tools functionality available in Carrier accounts in the legacy ACE Portal.
The Manifest Trade In-Bond Quick Reference Guide is now available on CBP.gov.
The Manifest Tools functionality available in Carrier accounts in the legacy ACE Portal will be retired on January 28, 2023.

Coming Soon: References Tab Link to Anti-dumping and Countervailing Duties (AD/CVD) Application for Trade and PGA Users

For more information, please visit the ACE Portal Modernization - Phase 2 webpage.

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