TIS Reporting Points means primary location codes and secondary location codes on the IM's domestic network as defined by the IM for the IMDS Data transfer. 3 Directive 2012/34/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 November 2012 establishing a single European railway area (recast). TIS-User means any legal entity, including its subsidiaries in case of Holding Company, which is not a TIS-Member with a right to use TIS and to access its Data, pursuant to this Agreement such as: - any Applicant (e.g., Railway Undertaking, Wagon Keeper, shipper/consignor, freight forwarder, combined transport operator, etc.). - any Service Facility Operator (e.g., freight terminals, maritime and inland ports, etc.). Both categories above fall under the definition of Stakeholders according to the TAF TSI Regulation (see Annex II Glossary). The TIS-User can also contribute to the TIS Data with the messages where he is considered a sender under the TAF and TAP Regulations and ERA technical documents (e.g., Train Composition Message) or using other data formats (e.g., GPS messages). IT suppliers, even in possession of organisation code (formerly known as a RICS code issued by UIC), are not considered TIS- Users and are not entitled to Data Exchange with TIS. They can only facilitate the Data Exchange of TIS-Members and TIS-Users.
TIS Reporting Points means primary location codes and secondary location codes on the IM's domestic network as defined by the IM for the IMDS Data transfer. TIS‑User means any legal entity, including its subsidiaries in case of Holding Company, which is not a TIS‑Member with a right to use TIS and to access its Data, pursuant to this Agreement such as: any Applicant (e.g., Railway Undertaking, Wagon Keeper, shipper/consignor, freight forwarder, combined transport operator, etc.). any Service Facility Operator (e.g., freight terminals, maritime and inland ports, etc.). Both categories above fall under the definition of Stakeholders according to the TAF TSI Regulation (see Annex II Glossary). The TIS-User can also contribute to the TIS Data with the messages where he is considered a sender under the TAF and TAP Regulations and ERA technical documents (e.g., Train Composition Message) or using other data formats (e.g., GPS messages). IT suppliers, even in possession of organisation code (formerly known as a RICS code issued by UIC), are not considered TIS-Users and are not entitled to Data Exchange with TIS. They can only facilitate the Data Exchange of TIS-Members and TIS-Users.
TIS Reporting Points means primary location codes and secondary location codes on the IM's domestic network as defined by the IM for the IMDS Data transfer. 3 Directive 2012/34/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 November 2012 establishing a single European railway area (recast) TIS-User means any legal entity which is not a TIS-Member with a right to use TIS and to access TIS Data, pursuant to this Agreement, such as: - any Applicant (e.g., Railway Undertaking, shipper/consignor, freight forwarder, combined transport operator, etc.). - any Service Facility Operator (e.g., freight terminals, maritime and inland ports, etc.). Both categories above fall under the definition of Stakeholders according to the TAF TSI Regulation (see Annex II Glossary). The TIS-User can also contribute to the TIS Data with the messages where he is considered a sender under the TAF and TAP Regulations and ERA technical documents (e.g., Train Composition Message) or using other data formats (e.g., GPS messages). IT suppliers, even in possession of organisation code (formerly known as a RICS/company code issued by UIC), are not considered TIS-Users and are not entitled to Data Exchange with TIS. They can only facilitate the Data Exchange of TIS-Members and TIS-Users.