Making the Windsor Framework Work for You

Making the Windsor Framework Work for You

If you move goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, you’ll likely already be familiar with the Trader Support Service (TSS).

But the way those movements are managed is changing.

With TSS 1.0 coming to an end and TSS 2.0 taking its place, now is a good time to understand what the transition means in practice, not just what is changing, but how the process works and what options are available to your business.

This webinar takes you through the GB-NI journey, from the current TSS 1.0 process to the new TSS 2.0 process, highlighting the different stages involved and where challenges can arise along the way.

With the Assisted Completion Service (ACS) now closed, businesses also need to consider how they will manage their existing Supplementary Declarations. Our SUPPDEC Support Service (SSS) continues that support. Delivered by the same customs experts who have been behind ACS for the past three years, SSS works alongside both TSS 1.0 and TSS 2.0 to help you manage and complete your Supplementary Declarations throughout the transition.

For future shipments, TSS isn’t your only option either. CABIE and CABIE iSC2 offer another way to manage GB-NI movements, providing an alternative process for traders and carriers.

Whether you’re transitioning to TSS 2.0, working through outstanding Supplementary Declarations or considering a different approach for future movements, the webinar gives you a clearer picture of the options available.

The Windsor Framework doesn’t have to make moving goods more complicated. Understanding your options is the first step to making it work for you.

 

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