CASS

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CASS is the Cargo Accounts Settlement System, a global IATA-managed platform that streamlines and standardizes financial transactions between airlines and freight forwarders.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IATA program
cargo accounts settlement system
financial clearing system
abbreviationOf Cargo Account Settlement Systems
surface form: Cargo Accounts Settlement System
benefit harmonized billing cycles
improved cash flow visibility
reduced administrative workload for airlines
reduced administrative workload for freight forwarders
reduced payment risk for airlines
standardized financial procedures
category air cargo financial infrastructure
aviation settlement platform
dataType financial transaction data
domain air cargo finance
fullName Cargo Account Settlement Systems
surface form: Cargo Accounts Settlement System
function centralized invoicing
centralized settlement
remittance processing
standardized reporting
geographicalCoverage multiple IATA regions
governedBy IATA resolutions
industry air cargo
aviation
managedBy International Air Transport Association
operatedBy International Air Transport Association
surface form: IATA
process consolidation of freight forwarder payments
distribution of funds to participating airlines
processType clearing and settlement
purpose to facilitate billing and settlement of air cargo accounts
to standardize financial transactions between airlines and freight forwarders
to streamline financial transactions between airlines and freight forwarders
relatedTo IATA Cargo Agency Program
IATA Resolution 762
surface form: IATA Passenger Billing and Settlement Plan
riskManagementRole credit risk mitigation for airlines
payment default control
scope global
stakeholder IATA member airlines
airlines
cargo agents
freight forwarders
standardization standardized remittance procedures
standardized reporting formats
supports multi-currency settlement
settlement of cargo sales
usedBy airlines
cargo agents
freight forwarders

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