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Customs procedureUpdated October 15, 2025

Entry in the declarant's records (EIDR)

Allows the customs declaration to be made by entering it into the declarant's electronic records. No per-consignment online declaration required.

Allows the customs declaration to be made by entering it into the declarant's electronic records. No per-consignment online declaration required.

Legal basis: UZK Art. 182.

Legal basis
UZK Art. 182
Typical use
High-frequency exporters/importers with large shipment volumes.

01How the procedure works

Allows the customs declaration to be made by entering it into the declarant's electronic records. No per-consignment online declaration required.

The procedure is part of the Union Customs Code (UCC) and implemented through the corresponding delegated and implementing acts. Operational processing in Germany runs via ATLAS (Automated Tariff and Local Customs Handling System).

02Typical use cases

High-frequency exporters/importers with large shipment volumes.

Before setting up the procedure, assess: does it fit our business model? What are the authorisation and maintenance costs? What savings does that cover?

03Requirements and documentation

Requirements: AEO-C, electronic records, regular reporting to customs.

Robust record-keeping and alignment with the customs team are key. For first-time use, document a customs SOP and train every function involved.

Topics

AnschreibeverfahrenEIDRUZK 182AEO-C

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