Export data

When a good is sent across the border of the country where it is produced it is referred to as export. Exports earn foreign exchange for a country and help it gain access to international markets. Further, it also makes it possible for the country 
to have access to various goods and services that are otherwise unavailable from its domestic sources. 

Each trade transaction is entered into the system located at the port of export which is then transferred a central server. The central server will have the whole data stored in it. It serves as a duplicate source in case any of the data in ports are lost or damaged. In addition data backup is also taken in the form of hard drives, CDROMS and hard copies to ensure that it is available for future reference. 

Export data is a boon for local suppliers as it provides them with information about foreign buyers. They can expand their trade into foreign waters where there is demand for their products. However, for this they will require to enhance the quality of their products to international scale. There are also additional certifications to be obtained from customs officials before goods can be supplied to international parties. Export data is a collection of data relating to goods and services exported by a country during a period of time. Export data is prepared by customs officials based on official documents submitted by exporters.