Kermanshah Customs Supervisor: Procedures at Sheikh Saleh Customs Becoming Smarter
Kermanshah - The supervisor of the customs oversight office in Kermanshah Province announced the launch of a dedicated server and an automated transit process at Sheikh Saleh Customs, aimed at speeding up customs procedures.
Kermanshah - The head of the customs supervision area of Kermanshah province announced the launch of a dedicated server and automatic travel process at the Sheikh Saleh customs office with the aim of speeding up customs procedures.
In a conversation with Mehr reporter, Dariush Sadeghi informed about the operationalization of the dedicated server and the automatic travel process at Sheikh Saleh Customs and stated: The implementation of these measures has provided the necessary ground for increasing the speed of customs procedures and making operations at this border more intelligent.
Referring to the cooperation of Iran Customs Information Technology Office and the efforts of the provincial customs IT department staff, he added: Setting up a dedicated server increases the stability of the systems and provides the possibility of independent execution of some customs processes.
Sadeghi continued: With the creation of this infrastructure, it is possible to carry out processes such as systematic weighing and export of goods with the exclusive code of Sheikh Salah customs; An issue that can help to better organize operational processes in this customs.
The head of the Kermanshah customs supervision area listed the automatic travel process as one of the other measures taken and said: This process has been implemented with the aim of reducing the manual steps and shortening the time the carriers stop at the customs.
He clarified: Reducing manual interventions, along with using systematic processes, can help increase accuracy and transparency in performing customs operations and improve the process of providing services to economic operators.
In the end, Sadeghi considered the operationalization of these infrastructures as a step in the development of smart customs services and emphasized its role in improving the quality of services provided to goods owners and economic operators.