Porto Sem Papel System Receives New Update To Optimize Navigation Time

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 04/05/2022 at 22:08

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Port Seamless Gained A New Update That Reduces The Browsing Time Of Platform Users

The Port Seamless system, created to facilitate the analysis and release of goods at ports in Brazil, has received a new update. In this new performance, the Port Seamless system simplifies user navigation and optimizes the processes of consultation and storage of the platform, which has been adapted to the gov.br standard.
The changes in the Port Seamless system, according to the Ministry of Infrastructure, aim to reduce the browsing time for system users, as well as provide better and more efficient services to platform users.
According to Diogo Poloni, National Secretary of Ports and Transportation of MInfra (Ministry of Infrastructure), the technology of the Port Seamless system facilitates, speeds up, and simplifies navigation and work for those who operate in the port area throughout Brazil, as all information about vessels is available in an online database and is shared with users of the system across the country in a secure and accurate manner.

The System Was Qualified In A Ministry Of Economy Agency

According to the website Ports and Ships, Port Seamless was qualified in the gov.br startup, a program from the Special Secretariat for Deregulation, Management, and Digital Government of the Ministry of Economy that aims to accelerate the digital modification process in areas prioritized by the government, improving the navigation conditions for users. The technological solution implemented in Port Seamless was developed by Serpro, a federal government technology company. This resource used unified the forms previously used in port services into a single navigation platform, the DUV (Single Virtual Document).

Update Provided More Agility To The Port Seamless System

With the new update to the system, there were a series of changes and multiple reforms. Examples include the reformulation of the dashboard that will allow navigation agents to receive and view pending items, as well as perform tasks in a simpler, more objective, and agile manner, and users will also be able to set data query filters, which significantly optimizes browsing time in the system.
The performance of the Port Seamless system was also improved to optimize the quality of information by eliminating unnecessary records, as well as improving the browsing condition in the system, making data consultation and storage faster and more beneficial.
Additionally, the new configuration of the system also improved the setup for opening electronic documents, where they will have a reduction that will eliminate potential damages in the inspection process and make services more secure.

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How To Access The Port Seamless System

To access the system, the user must log in with the same username and password as gov.com.br. This login also serves to access the Unified Foreign Trade Portal (Pucomex) all with a single login. The update made to the Port Seamless system simplifies operations, as it is possible to use the same credentials to access both sites. This change will provide greater efficiency in system navigation for performing operations at the ports. They are part of a series of initiatives aimed at modernizing and increasingly introducing technology into Brazilian ports.

Porto Sem Papel System Receives New Update To Optimize Navigation Time

Port Seamless Gained A New Update That Reduces The Browsing Time Of Platform Users

The System Was Qualified In A Ministry Of Economy Agency

Update Provided More Agility To The Port Seamless System

How To Access The Port Seamless System

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Porto Sem Papel System Receives New Update To Optimize Navigation Time

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