Certified pick up v4.3.0

We are pleased to announce the release of Certified Pick up version 4.3.0!

Release date

This version is released to UAT on 9th of January 2025.

CPu users must validate the changes in this version, along with each user's most important business scenario’s, as communicated during the CPu User Groups. For any help regarding demo data to test those scenario’s, this can be requested via support@nxtport.com.

This version is planned to be released to PRD on 2nd of March 2025.

Improvements

User Interface

Role based access

To improve the manageability for organizations, role based access has been added for “users” in the CPu UI. This implies that a user’s actions can be limited to solely “viewing” commercial releases, greenlights, notifications etc., without having the ability to “edit” the commercial releases (accept, transfer or delete commercial release, assign pick-up etc.).

Since all users in CPu, before this release, have the ability to “edit”; this will be the default role from this release onwards, to prevent unnecessarily limiting existing user's actions. This implies no action is required if you don’t want to use the added functionality!

Instead, if you would like to start benefiting from role based access for users, the company admin in MyPortOfAntwerpBruges can remove a user’s “editor” role and solely assign a “viewer” role. This will limit the user’s capabilities in CPu to solely viewing, as mentioned and depending on the features available to the organization.

Below you can find a print screen of the user role management page in MyPortOfAntwerpBruges:

User Experience improvements: added filters and replacement of NxtEntityId

The CPu User Interface has been updated to improve the UX by adding more filters for various features and replacing the NxtEntityId by a company’s “name”. Please find the improvements per role listed below.

Ship agent:

“Equipment Number” and “Bill of Lading Number” have been added as additional filters for the change terminal, update voyage, (un)block container(s), assign first release party, delete container(s) and revoke container(s) features.
The order of the columns after the search action had been aligned for all features.

Forwarder:

Accept, transfer and decline release right features:
- “Received from” column’s values have been replaced by the “Entity name” instead of NxtEntityId, this is the company you received the release right from.
- “Received from NxtEntityId” column had been added containing the NxtEntityId of the company you received the release right from.
Transfer release right feature:
- “Equipment Number” has been added as filter to search for release right(s).
- In the “Received From” filter you should provide at least 3 characters of a company’s name.
- “Terminal” column has been added containing the terminal name where the container is expected.

Transport operator:

Accept, transfer and decline release right, and assign pick-up features:
- “Received from” column’s values have been replaced by the “Entity name” instead of NxtEntityId, this is the company you received the release right from.
- “Received from NxtEntityId” column had been added containing the NxtEntityId of the company you received the release right from.
Transfer release right, assign and update pick-up features:
- “Equipment Number”, “Bill of Lading Number” and “Received From” (except for update pick-up) have been added as filters to search for release right(s). In the “Received From” filter you should provide at least 3 characters of a company’s name.
- “Terminal” column has been added containing the terminal name where the container is expected.
Revoke release right and search containers feature:
- Bill of Lading Number has been added as filter to search for release right(s).

General

The Gate Out message which triggers the archiving of a commercial release, doesn’t set the Terminal Release greenlight to “ARCHIVED” anymore. This helps clarifying the Terminal Release state before gate-out.