DOC ID / Links of Custom Declaration PDF-Documents

Hi folks,
we're receiving PDF Documents from the Customs which are being archived using KPRO and ArchiveLink customizing ...
Now we're unable to find any entries (like DOC ID) we need e.g. to find the Documents using OAM1 in the table TOA01. In fact the whole table is empty though the PDF Documents definetly are being archived correctly.
However the table /SAPSLL/CORPHIO seems to contain extacly the entries we are looking for. But we have no idea how to link them to automatically appear in the TOA01 and to get the OAM1 to find the archived documents ...
Any ideas or suggestions ?
Regards
Thomas

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