Customs Agent SuiteAI-native customs operations

For SMB importers

Send us your last 6 months of entries.
We'll find what you overpaid.

We re-classify every line item from scratch using current CBP practice, calculate the duty under both the filed and corrected HTS codes, and surface every Post Summary Correction with quantified savings — with the full legal reasoning attached. Then a licensed broker reviews and files for you.

Recoverable duty foundfrom a recent entry audit
$582.90 recoverable
CN-AMA-7195891-13 · entry date 2025-07-31 · within PSC window · confidence high
Product as filed
20W USB-C PD fast wall charger, compact dual-port. Quantity 250 @ $12.80 each.
Filed classification
8507.60.00
duty paid: $4,949.77
Our proposed
8504.40.70
duty under our code: $4,366.87
Why we believe this is misclassified: A wall charger is a static converter (heading 8504, power supplies), not an electric storage battery (heading 8507). Filing under 8507 added Section 301 China tariffs that don't apply at the same rate.

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Annual duty exposure
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SKUs classified
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in SKU memory
Pending broker review
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awaiting signature
PSC windows open
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entries
Duty in open windows
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still recoverable

Why now

Tariff complexity exploded in 2025–2026 and the people who untangle it don't scale.

42%
of CBP penalties stem from HTS misclassification
~14,500
licensed customs brokers serving millions of importers
5–15%
of duties paid is a typical recoverable-overpayment finding

How it works

Two surfaces, one engine. The same classifier runs over your entries to find recoverable duties, and over your incoming invoices to draft new entries — with a licensed broker as the final signoff.

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AI does the classification work

We read seller descriptions verbatim, retrieve the closest tariff lines from a Voyage-embedded copy of the full HTS, and reason through the General Rules of Interpretation explicitly. Every classification cites the lines it relied on.

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Deterministic duty math

We compute base ad-valorem, Section 301 (China), Section 232 (steel/aluminum), MPF, and HMF for both the filed and proposed code. No LLM in the math itself. Recoverable amount = filed minus ours.

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A licensed broker reviews and files

The broker partner reviews each finding's full reasoning trace, confirms against the actual product, and files the Post Summary Correction or protest. We don't represent you before CBP — they do, on the record.

Legal posture

We are not a licensed customs broker. We are an AI operations platform that pairs with a licensed broker partner. All filings go through the broker partner under their license and ABI permit; the broker exercises responsible supervision and control as required by 19 CFR Part 111. No classification on this site is final until the licensed broker signs off.