1) RNS flows through the CIG the same as the other transactions. Clients need to be able to handle RNS responses on the back end, or we can help provide you with a solution to do so.

2) CustomsNet checks for inbound data on a cycle determined by the client (e.g. every 5 minutes). Outbound data is sent on demand. The system looks for outbound transactions in a particular folder with a particular file extension (as configured by the client), and sends as soon as it becomes aware of an outbound file.

3) When an outbound file is sent, CustomsNet puts the sent file in the outbound pending queue. CBSA will respond initially with an MDN (Message Disposition Notification) which will indicate that the file has been received. When the MDN is received, the outbound file is moved from the outbound pending queue to the outbound archived queue.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<Back