Your Trade
Command Center

Classify products, calculate landed costs, research customs requirements, draft documents, and explore tariff-engineering opportunities in one workspace.

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US · EU · Canada classification Versioned duty estimates U.S. tariff engineering

See the Platform in Action

AI-assisted classification, landed cost estimates, customs-document drafts, and trade intelligence in one reviewable workspace.

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Core trade workflows in one workspace

Connected tools for importers, exporters, and trade-compliance teams.

AI-assisted customs research

Research classification questions and customs requirements across supported markets by text or, where available, voice.

Multi-marketClassificationVoice & text
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Duty and landed-cost estimates

Estimate product duties, applicable tariff layers, entry fees, and landed subtotals using current tariff data.

Current tariff dataMulti-productEntry-level fees
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Customs-document drafting

Create review-ready drafts from product and company data, then complete and validate them before use.

PDF exportReusable dataHuman review
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Trade Intelligence

Bring product context together with customs rulings, regulatory updates, and research workflows.

RulingsRegulatory updatesProduct context
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Example Engineering workspace showing garment inputs, classification output, and optimization review.

Example engineering workspace

Product design review

United States
ApparelTextilesPharmaMedical DevicesFood & AgChemicalsMetalsElectronicsAutomotiveFurnitureToys & SportsLeather

Garment Configurator

Adjust design attributes to see how they affect HTS classification and duty rates.

TopsBottomsShoes

Fiber content

100%
Cotton
60%
Polyester
35%
Spandex
5%
ConstructionKnit
OriginVietnam
White short-sleeve crew-neck T-shirt used in the garment configurator exampleCrew neckShort sleeveKnit · hemmed

Classification Summary

6109

T-shirts, singlets and other vests, knitted

Chief-weight fiber
Cotton
Garment
Women’s T-shirt
Construction
Knit

Optimization review

Suggestions for this configuration

Tari

Fiber-content thresholds

Compare chief-weight classification paths before finalizing the blend.

Construction details

Confirm neckline, pockets, and hem treatment against the supporting logic.

Strategies include supporting logic and cited rulings when available.

Example configuration only. Final classification depends on the complete product facts and applicable measures.

Tariff engineering

Explore tariff implications before you lock the design

Adjust the materials, construction, dimensions, value, and origin that drive classification. Compare the resulting HTS and duty paths, then review contextual optimization strategies before changing a product specification.

  • Industry-specific product configurators
  • Classification and duty impact update with the inputs
  • Optimization strategies with supporting logic and available rulings

A clear path from product data to review

Start with what you know, then add evidence and calculation detail.

1

Create a workspace

Set up an account and organize the products your team reviews.

2

Add product context

Upload a catalog or enter the descriptions and codes you already have.

3

Research and review

Check classifications, estimate duties, and prepare documents for human review.

Technical Deep Dive

Full Technical Walkthrough

See every feature in detail: AI classification, landed cost calculations, customs forms generation, and real-time trade intelligence.

Built to support review, not replace judgment

Classification and duty treatment depend on product facts, origin, timing, and the legal measures in effect.

Current data

Use versioned tariff data and applicable Chapter 99 layers as the basis for estimates.

Visible assumptions

Keep product facts, origin, and calculation inputs available for review.

Human confirmation

Validate classifications, eligibility, and filing decisions with qualified reviewers.