To empower the citizenry to gain easy access to efficient government and trade-related services.

Vision

To build one window to government.

Projects

We are currently the largest Value-Added Service Provider for e-governance services, handling over 76,000 e-documents per month.

E-Konek Pilipinas, in partnership with Webb Fontaine Holding, is building the core customs application of the Philippine Bureau of Customs’ latest computerization project.

We are a Value-Added Service Provider for the Philippine Economic Zone’s Automated Exports Documentation and the Automated Import Permit Systems.

Automated Export Documentation System

The Automated Export Documentation System (AEDS) is a re-engineered process that removed escort fees and unreceipted facilitation fees, condensed all documentation to the Single Administrative Document and replaced the PEZA / Customs authorization with an encrypted bar-code.

AEDS Partners

• Phil. Economic Zone Authority
• Bureau of Customs
• SEIPI (PEZA Zones) – CALABARZON & NCL/Baguio
• MEPZCEM (PEZA Zones) – Mactan/Cebu
• PhilExport Subic

Automated Import Permit

Auto IP Partners

• Phil. Economic Zone Authority
• SEIPI (PEZA Zones) – CALABARZON & NCL/Baguio
• MEPZCEM (PEZA Zones) – Mactan/Cebu

Trade Automation and Facilitation System

E-Konek’s TAFS System processes 100% of Admissions into the Subic Bay Freeport and exports documents for shipments loaded in Subic Bay.

TAFS Partners

• Subic Bay Metropolitant Authority
• Bureau of Customs
• PhilExport Subic

E2M

E-Konek is one of the accredited Value-Added Service Provider with the Philippine Bureau of Customs.

The Bureau of Customs

• 14 District Ports
• 31 sub-ports
• Major Ports
• Port of Manila
• Manila International Container Port
• Ninoy Aquino International Airport
• Batangas Port
• Cebu & Mactan Port
• Clark Port
• Davao Port

Trade World Manager

• Client Profile Registration System
  • All BOC stakeholders undergo yearly registration
  • Clients identify his VASP of choice, aside from company profile
  • Clients get a unique Customs Client Number when their registration is approved
  • Client is assigned a digital signature
  • Clients use the CCN to register with their bank. Bank sends Bank Reference number to CPRS


• Electronic Manifest
  • Philippine Ports Authority enters arrival schedule thru OGA gateway
  • Shipping Line / Air Line submit electronic Manifests and Waybills thru the VASP
  • Deconsolidators submit 2nd and lower level bills of lading to BOC thru VASP
  • Electronic Manifest System auto-registers manifests at pre-defined cut-off times
  • Pier Inspection Division and Airline Operations Division update manifest with the Date of Last Discharge. This date is used for reckoning abandone shipments
  
  
• Licenses and Clearance
  • The government office that issues licenses, clearances and permits is provided with an Internet connectivity to Customs
  • Approved Licenses, Clearances and Permits are entered into the Customs systems remotely from the issuing office
  • Licenses for single and multiple uses can be handled by the system
  • LCS assigns a reference number to the license or permit which the importer must indicate in the SAD

E2M Partners

• Bureau of Customs
• Port Users Confederation (POM & MICP)
• Mail & More (Nation-wide)
• CARGOHAUS (NAIA)
• ATL Encoding Services (POM&MICP)
• PhilExport Cebu
• CAPEX V (Northern & Central Luzon)

Key Management

E-Konek Pilipinas is backed by a management team who headed the biggest computerization and modernization programs of the government, particularly of the main revenue-generating agencies.

Now in the private sector, they continue to lend their expertise, experience and skills in providing government agencies with ICT solutions using state-of-the-art technologies.

Guillermo L. Parayno, Jr.
President

• Commissioner of Customs, 1992 - 1998
• Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 2002 - 2005
• Implemented the first Bureau of Customs automation project – Asycuda ++ in 1994 - 1998
• Mr. Parayno provides consultancy in the development of customs and tax ICT systems for ADB projects in Asia
• At present, leading the accession program of the Philippines to the International Convention on the Simplification and Harmonization of Customs Procedures (Revised Kyoto Convention)

Wilhelm G. Ortaliz
Head, Business Development

• Honed in investment promotions as Deputy Director General of PEZA, his intimate understanding of the problems of economic zone locators and the need to provide a competitive environment for Philippine exports are valuable inputs in the development of ICT systems for zone operations
• As head of the corporate services department of PEZA, he exercised management supervision and control over the MIS at the zone

Jean Gurunlian
Webb Fontaine, Chairman of the Board

• He took this position after a distinguished career at the United Nations. He served as an UNCTAD division Director and Executive Secretary of several major UN initiatives in the field of e-commerce, e-government and trade facilitation.
• Called by the press the "UN entrepreneur", he is known worldwide for having launched the ASYCUDA program, a Customs computerization system adopted by over 80 countries, that, under his leadership became a rare example of a commercially financed project in the public sector.
• He is often consulted by prestigious international fora, by ministers or head of States on ways to use the potential of information technology for development and e-government.

Webb Fontaine, Pilipinas

• A partnership between Webb Fontaine Holding and Filipino investors to fulfill the development contract for the Bureau of Customs e2m-Customs Project. E-Konek Pilipinas is the development partner of WFP, providing the Project managers, business analysts, developers and other project staff.