FCZ Workflow Simulator
Explore how distribution and logistics operations flow through Malaysia's Free Commercial Zone, including entry procedures, customer allocation, and final release.
🎓 DEMO MODE - Educational Demonstration
This is an interactive simulation of FCZ distribution workflows. Actual operations must comply with current JKDM regulations.
1
Cargo Arrival
Shipment received at FCZ port/gateway
2
FCZ Entry Declaration
Cargo registered under FCZ license with manifest verification
3
Inventory & Storage
Goods stored in FCZ warehouse with real-time tracking
4
Split & Reallocation
Portion original shipment into customer allocations
5
Distribution & Customs
Process each shipment through customs clearance
6
Release to Customers
Final delivery to respective destinations
Regional Retailer A
📍 Malaysia
Pending
2500 units
Wholesale Distributor B
📍 Singapore
Pending
2500 units
E-commerce Platform C
📍 Thailand
Pending
2500 units
Direct Import Partner D
📍 Vietnam
Pending
2500 units
✓ Shipment split validated. All units accounted for.
TOTAL ALLOCATED
10000 units / 10000 units
Shipment incoming: 10000 units of Smartphones and accessories
Destination customers: 4
FCZ Overview
Free Commercial Zones (FCZ) in Malaysia are specialized areas for trade, distribution, and transshipment activities.
Companies operating in FCZ can benefit from:
- • Temporary duty suspension
- • Free trade facilitation
- • Multiple entry/exit options
- • Simplified documentation
- • Regional distribution hub capabilities
Workflow Stages
1.Arrival - Goods arrive at FCZ gate
2.Entry - Customs entry procedures
3.Inventory - Warehouse receipt and storage
4.Split - Allocate to multiple customers
5.Distribution - Prepare individual shipments
6.Release - Final customs clearance
Split Shipment Allocation
This simulator demonstrates the critical split shipment workflow where a consolidated cargo from a single supplier is allocated to multiple end customers. This is essential for:
- ✓ Consolidation Services - Combine multiple orders into single import
- ✓ Cost Optimization - Share shipping and handling costs
- ✓ Customer Satisfaction - Enable smaller businesses to import efficiently
- ✓ Regulatory Compliance - Maintain detailed allocation records for customs
Important: Compliance Considerations
- • Split shipment allocations must be fully documented with customer details
- • Each customer allocation requires individual customs documentation
- • Total allocated quantity must exactly match declared import quantity
- • Customer names and destinations must be verified before clearance
- • Variance or missing allocations will trigger customs investigation