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A routed delivery is a type of service where a courier company assigns drivers to specific routes based on the destination and timing of deliveries. These routes are carefully planned out to ensure the most efficient and cost-effective delivery process.
In a standard shipment, the U.S. based exporter (USPPI) is in charge of arranging for delivery of the freight and reporting all necessary shipping documents. However, in a customer routed transaction, the U.S. based company sacrifices this control by allowing FPPI to arrange for delivery of the cargo.
The USPPI is the person or legal entity in the United States that receives the primary benefit, monetary or otherwise, from an export transaction. The following parties can be the USPPI: U.S. seller (wholesaler or distributor) of goods for export. U.S. manufacturer (if selling the goods for export)
Routing is the process of determining the most optimal delivery routes based on a pre-defined schedule. A routed delivery provider can use high-end route optimization software to determine precise delivery routes based on weather, traffic, and vehicle capacity constraints.
(1) USPPI responsibilities. In a routed export transaction, the FPPI may authorize or agree to allow the USPPI to prepare and file the EEI. If the FPPI agrees to allow the USPPI to file the EEI, the FPPI must provide a written authorization to the USPPI assuming the responsibility for filing.
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A routed export transaction is one in which the Foreign Principal Party in Interest (FPPI) is responsible for facilitating the export of items from the United States and authorizing a U.S. agent to facilitate the export and prepare and file the EEI on their behalf.
In a routed export transaction, the forwarding agent, not the USPPI, is responsible for arranging freight. They are also responsible for providing the USPPI with documentation verifying that the information provided by the USPPI was accurately reported through the Automated Export System (AES).
Routed Export Transaction: A transaction in which the FPPI authorizes a U.S. agent. to facilitate export of items from the United States on its behalf and prepare and file. the EEI. 30.3(e) 30.6(a)(24)

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