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title: Consolidated Cargo
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createdAt: 2023-06-29T10:26:10.379Z
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# Introduction

A consolidated cargo combines multiple individual shipments into a single shipment. It's important to note that this shipment type can be categorized as either Intra-house or non-Intra-house. If it's an Intra-house shipment, the corresponding office will have access to the Consol Booking module.

# Conditions

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- The "Own Consol" field in the booking must be marked as YES.
- The "Consol Booking Module" within the consolidator booking must have been filled in by the responsible agent when initiating the booking.
- If the shipment is an Intra-house booking, the "Intra-house" check box must be marked.
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# Guided steps

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# What I learned

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If the Consolidated Cargo is an Intra-house, the corresponding office will have access to the Consol Booking module.
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Bookings are added individually to the Consol booking by right-clicking on the route and accessing the "Consol Booking" module.
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The correspondent country will have viewing and document exporting access to the "Consol Booking," but they cannot make any changes to the bookings.
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