Digitisation of the international customs document and their lifecycle management process will make temporary exports to other countries easier, safer, and smarter for the ATA Carnet Holder.

ATA Carnets are transitioning from paper-based to digital, enabling businesses to temporarily export goods more efficiently and securely. This digital shift offers real-time tracking, instant access via an app, and simplified customs processing through QR code scanning.

The UK will start transitioning to Digital ATA Carnets in 2025. Learn how the pilot is progressing and how to get involved.

Hear from LCCI client CARS UK by Rocket-It Company as they share their early experience of using Digital ATA Carnets for travel from the UK to Calais.

Digital ATA Carnets Step-by-Step To support the transition from traditional paper ATA Carnets, we have introduced a new online Digital ATA Carnets step-by-step training course. This practical course will guide you through every stage of processing and using digital carnets, helping you navigate the ...

The Central London Alliance, of which LCCI are part, have today urged the government to explore the adoption of the European Commission 'Digital Green Certificate' proposals for international travel. 

Course  contents: Refreshing the basics of ATA Carnets How to apply for digital carnets Navigating the ATA Carnet Application (ACA) and ATA Carnet Desktop (ACD) Creating travel QR codes Using digital Carnets worldwide Using carnets in parallel

Course  contents: Refreshing the basics of ATA Carnets How to apply for digital carnets Navigating the ATA Carnet Application (ACA) and ATA Carnet Desktop (ACD) Creating travel QR codes Using digital Carnets worldwide Using carnets in parallel

Starting on 12 September, all applications for Certificates of Origin must be submitted through our online platform, Ess Cert. This streamlined process eliminates the need for a Blank Certificate of Origin, allowing you to print directly onto plain paper.

Louise Clifton, programmes manager at Heart of the City, speaks to London Business Matters on how the LCCI’s app has helped her to stay tuned into the Chamber’s community.