MODCHQ - SET UP AND MAINTENANCE Ó UNCTAD – SITE (V1.15) 10.24 The   processing   program   captured   is   checked   to   see   that   the   Customs   Office   Code,   the consignee/exporter and the  ‘Action Code’ match and also that the date is within the range. Two reports are available in MODCBR to give lists of all the products or all the declarations for one processing program.  These reports can be accessed from the following options: · MODCBR ‘Functions’, ‘Suspense procedures’, ‘Customs processing’, ‘Product’  and · MODCBR ‘Functions’, ‘Suspense procedures’, ‘Customs processing’, ‘Declaration’. Transport These tables contain codes and descriptions commonly used within the Customs declaration and with Manifest controls – the Manifest and Bills of Lading. ‘Locode’ is an international standard location code. Usually 5 alpha characters, the   ‘Locode’ is made up from the country code (2 characters) and the port code (of 3 characters). The screen for ‘Mode of Transport’ is shown as an example. As   with   all   codes,   apart   from   country   specific   codes   like   those   under   the operational environment sub-menu, the standards set out in the United Nations Trade Data Elements Directory should be adhered to. Fig. 10.18  MODCHQ : Functions: Database Management: Transport: Mode of Transport International Trade Terms These  tables  contain  codes  and  descriptions  covering  commonly  used  trading  and  commercial terms.  Some  are  used  to  describe  the  commercial  relationship  between  a  buyer  and  seller  in  a transaction, and so are used to help in establishing the Customs valuation of goods. The tables cover: 1. Terms of delivery 2. Package code 3. Nature of transaction 4. Terms of payment 5. Means of payment Fig. 10.17 MODCHQ : Functions: Database Management: Transport: