Too, it is capable of full risk-assessment and selectivity capability, with new functions such as the integration of images or the use of barcodes. It automates handling of all the steps of the clearance process for all types of customs procedures and regimes (cargo control transit monitoring) as well as accounting. Asked if a BOC fund is needed to implement the project, Faeldon said they are still working on the details but noted that if there is, it would be “very, very cheap.”ĪSYUDA World covers trade facilitation law enforcement law and statistics standardization and normalization of operations as defined by the ISO, UN, World Customs Organization, and World Trade Organization (WTO) and electronic government. “We are just coordinating the details on how to put this system in place without expenses for the Philippine government,” Faeldon added. The customs chief noted the system will be provided for free as against spending P650 million for an entirely new system. READ: Court case hamstrings implementation of CMTA provision on automationįaeldon said they are no longer waiting for the decision and are instead “putting in place a system that is going to be provided (to) us by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.” The court cases have effectively stalled the BOC’s computerization program. READ: BOC gets reprieve with SC TRO vs Manila court decision on computerization project The SC decision is effective until further orders from the high court. But early this year, the Supreme Court issued a temporary restraining order against the RTC order. The program was originally intended to be the linchpin of the BOC’s upgraded automation program.Ī Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) decision later prevented the BOC and the Department of Budget and Management-Procurement Service from cancelling the awarding of the project. against BOC officials for the latter’s cancellation last year of the bidding for the P650-million Integrated Enhanced Customs Processing System and the National Single Window Phase 2. He was referring to the case filed by Omniprime Marketing, Inc. On the sidelines of BOC’s 2 nd Stakeholders Partnership Program on November 24, Faeldon said BOC is no longer “waiting for the decision of the court for the Omniprime” case.

Image from The Philippine Bureau of Customs (BOC) is in discussions to implement by next year ASYCUDA World, the latest version of the Automated System for Customs Data, a system provided by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) to automate customs management, according to Customs Commissioner Nicanor Faeldon.

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