Maersk schedules temporary pause to Ocean invoices and credit notes
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Maersk says global Ocean invoices and credit notes will be unavailable from 21:30 CET on 25 September until 09:00 CET on 26 September during financial-system maintenance. Shipment operations are due to continue normally; customers needing documents for customs clearance or cargo release were asked to obtain them beforehand.
Maersk has advised customers of a global temporary suspension of Ocean invoice and credit-note issuance during financial-system work, from 21:30 CET on 25 September to 09:00 CET on 26 September. The carrier says shipment operations will continue as normal and it will prioritise outstanding documents after processing resumes. Customers who need documents for payment, closing, customs clearance or cargo release were told to obtain them before the pause. Times are Central European Time; check Maersk for any subsequent change.
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- Maersk
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- 23 Sept 2026
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- 25 Sept 2026
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