With features like filters, search, and pagination, this tool allows users to organize and retrieve information quickly, making it an essential resource for businesses, analysts, and logistics professionals tracking global trade.
This article explains how to use the Trade Data Bookmark section effectively, breaking down its key features and functionalities.
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1. Bookmarked Trade Data
- Each bookmarked entry includes the following details:
- HS Code and Product Name: The product associated with the trade data.
- Trading Countries: The export and import countries involved in the trade.
- Trade Dates: The start and end dates for the trade record.
- Companies: Exporting and importing companies involved in the transaction.
- Ports: Port of origin and destination.
- Notes: User-added notes for additional context or references.
- Owner and Sharing Status: Information on who created the bookmark and its visibility (e.g., private or shared).
Importance
- Provides a centralized location to manage trade data entries of interest.
- Allows users to quickly access critical trade information without needing to search repeatedly.
2. Filters and Search Options
- Filters:
- Filter bookmarks by countries, companies, HS codes, or trade dates.
- Search Bar:
- Search for specific trade data entries using keywords (e.g., product name, HS code, company name).
Importance
- Simplifies navigation through large volumes of saved trade data.
- Ensures users can quickly locate specific entries, saving time and effort.
3. Notes and Collaboration
- Add Notes:
- Users can add personalized notes to bookmarked trade data for future reference.
- Collaboration Options:
- Share bookmarks with team members or keep them private.
- Options to “Edit Note,” “Share to Team,” or “Remove” bookmarks.
Importance
- Enhances collaboration by allowing team members to access shared bookmarks.
- Personalized notes help users retain additional context for saved trade data.