Customs Inspection Business Process Diagram (BPMN)
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This is a Customs Inspection Business Process Diagram (BPMN), designed to illustrate the steps involved in the customs inspection and clearance process. The flowchart outlines key stages such as receiving the customs declaration, issuing inspection notices, conducting goods inspections, and determining whether customs clearance is allowed. It also highlights decision points like whether to control inspection and checking for objections to inspection records. This diagram serves as a useful tool for importers, exporters, agents, and customs officials to understand the procedural flow and ensure compliance with customs regulations.
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Fill in the inspection recordSignature
N
Customs inspection business process diagram (BPMN)
The test results are correct.
Customs clearance is allowed.
Pick up
Release
Whether to control inspection?
Customs
Output: Y
Go to customs
Importer/Exporter/Agent
Customs Inspection Notice
Customs Declaration
Receive declaration information
Notes
Extract samplesTest
Move and disassemble the goodsAnswer inquiries and provide information
Goods inspection
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Save inspection records
Check for any objections to the inspection record?
Signature
The place where the goods are under supervisionOperator
Sign or not?
Accept reinspection request
Y
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