“ValenciaportPCS” launches a new feature to facilitate interaction between shippers and carriers
The Port Authority of València (APV) has introduced a new update to its ValenciaportPCS platform, enabling users, since Octobre 5, to generate the Electronic Administrative Control Document (DeCA), making it easier to comply with the new transport regulations in an agile and centralised manner. The key added value of this update lies in automation. As ...
The Port Authority of València (APV) has recently updated its ValenciaportPCS platform, allowing users to generate the Electronic Administrative Control Document (DeCA) starting October 5th. This update offers increased efficiency by making DeCA creation easier and more streamlined. ValenciaportPCS can generate DeCA both manually and directly from a Unified Transport Document (DUT), eliminating the need to input data twice and reducing human errors in data entry.
Once created, the DeCA is immediately accessible to all parties involved and published in a public repository accessible via a QR code. Contractual Shippers and Actual Carriers now share a common environment within ValenciaportPCS to manage, share, and consult their DeCAs with complete transparency and security. For technical assistance, the ValenciaportPCS User Support Centre (CAU) is available.
Detailed information on the new regulations can be found on the Ministry of Transport's official website.
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