Decision support for customs professionals

AI tools built around broker review

Bring product facts, HTS research, duty estimates, rulings, and document drafts into one workspace without removing professional judgment from the process.

The review boundary is explicit

Classification candidates, duty calculations, retrieved rulings, and generated documents are reviewable work product. They are not binding rulings, legal advice, or filing approval.

Connected workflows

Research, calculate, and prepare in one place

Each workflow preserves the facts and evidence a reviewer needs to accept, revise, or reject the result.

Classification workspace

Turn product descriptions and supporting facts into candidate HTS codes, rationale, and evidence for a broker to review.

Open HTS lookup

Photo-assisted research

Use visible product attributes as a starting point, then add the material, construction, function, and use facts an image cannot establish.

Explore photo classification

Structured batch review

Process a prepared product spreadsheet as a review queue, with suggestions and exceptions organized line by line.

Explore batch classification

Current duty estimates

Combine the base HTS rate with applicable Chapter 99 and trade-remedy layers using origin and entry facts supplied by the user.

Open duty calculator

Indexed rulings research

Search an indexed corpus for potentially relevant CBP decisions, then verify the text and current status against the official source.

Explore rulings search

Document preparation

Reuse reviewed workspace data to prepare customs-document drafts. A responsible professional still confirms every filing field.

Explore document drafts

A controlled workflow

Keep the human decision visible

The platform is most useful when complete product facts and a named reviewer travel with the research.

  1. 1

    Assemble the facts

    Capture composition, construction, function, origin, value, and supporting documents.

  2. 2

    Review the evidence

    Compare candidate codes, legal notes, cited decisions, and current duty treatment.

  3. 3

    Record the decision

    Approve or revise the work product and retain the rationale your team relied on.

Frequently asked questions

How can AI support a customs broker?

It can organize product facts, surface classification candidates, calculate duty estimates, retrieve potentially relevant rulings, and prepare document drafts. Those outputs remain decision support and should be reviewed by a qualified professional.

Does the platform replace a licensed customs broker?

No. Classification depends on complete facts and legal interpretation, and filing responsibility remains with the importer and its authorized professionals. The platform helps make the research and review process more consistent.

Are classification suggestions ready to file?

No. A suggestion is a research starting point. Confirm the product facts, General Rules of Interpretation, legal notes, applicable rulings, and current tariff treatment before filing or advising a client.

Are generated customs forms final?

They are drafts assembled from workspace data. Review the parties, values, quantities, classifications, origin, special programs, and all other filing facts before use.

Build a reviewable customs workflow

Start with product facts and keep professional review at every decision point.