Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce and its patron Flowbird planning to launch a new ATA Carnet System to boost Kent exports

Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce (KICC) will be introducing a new carnet system aimed at reinvigorating Kent exports. This innovative initiative will be able to streamline the export process for local businesses, making it easier for them to expand into international markets.

The ATA Carnet is a temporary admission document which acts as a ‘Passport for Goods’.It allows for temporary duty-free and tax-free export of goods for up to one year. This is a customs procedure and legal requirement for temporarily moving items across borders from the UK.

Flowbird, as a patron of KICC, is playing a crucial role in supporting this initiative, leveraging its expertise in Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and automation. Managing the roll-out of the new ATA Carnet system in

Hubspot, Flowbird’s involvement ensures a smooth implementation process and maximises the system’s effectiveness.

Flowbird founder, Jason Rainbird commented “We are thrilled to play a pivotal role in streamlining the CRM process for managing the new ATA Carnet system, making it more efficient and user-friendly. As patrons of the Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce, Flowbird is proud to support the launch of this new service, reinforcing our commitment to enhancing business operations and fostering growth within Kent and our local community.”

The introduction of this ATA Carnet system, coupled with Flowbird’s efficient management, marks a significant step forward in supporting and encouraging Kent’s export industry.

Neil Vanstone, Chief Operating Officer said “We are thrilled to be collaborating with Flowbird to deliver a crucial integration that will open up a new revenue stream for KICC through Carnets.

The ATA Carnet, often called the ‘Passport for Goods,’ is a vital international customs document allowing the temporary export and import of nonperishable goods for up to one year.”