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Accelerate cross border performance with import management software

Staying atop constantly changing global trade regulations is challenging. Our Import Management software simplifies this activity by streamlining your import process, significantly reducing the risk of noncompliance and overpaying duties.

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Key Benefits of Import Management

Mitigate Risk

Ensure every order meets the latest compliance rules to avoid costly fines and penalties.

Boost Efficiency

Simplify your import operations, from customs and documentation to product and tariff classification.

Lower Costs

Cost savings result from the accurate calculation of duties, taxes and other import-related fees.

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Key Capabilities to Maximize Profitability, Simplify Sourcing

Admissibility requirements

Check commodity codes against a requirements database to proactively address import issues. Alerts help provide your organization with advanced visibility to all admissibility requirements.

AI-assisted product classification

Leverage machine learning to analyze data with previously classified products to boost classification accuracy and avoid incorrect duty payments.

Supplier screening

Automatically screen suppliers and all parties within the supply chain to mitigate your company’s regulatory exposure, penalties and fines and potential damage to your reputation.

Recordkeeping and self-governance

Post-entry record retention allows you to archive all documentation in accordance with regulations. You can track performance metrics and run analytics on all import activities, including supplier metrics.

Tariff governance

Provides access to the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System (HS), along with ongoing access to current country-specific tariffs.

Broker feeds

Connect globally, share import/supplier documents and classified product info with brokers seamlessly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are some common challenges associated with import trade compliance?

Incorrect classification is a common challenge through inaccurate HS code assignments which can lead to discrepancies, improper duty payments and noncompliance, while evolving regulations may cause delays in customs clearance and shipment delivery. Additionally, miscalculating landed costs—such as insurance, duties, and taxes—can negatively impact your company’s profitability, and excessive customs broker fees can accumulate if electronic self-filing options are not utilized effectively.

How does an organization prevent customs violations?

Common Customs violations often involve failing to make valuation mistakes, applying incorrect HTS classifications or improperly claiming benefits under Free Trade Agreements or for U.S. goods returned without proper verification. These violations can be avoided by exercising reasonable care, thoroughly understanding the regulations, and regularly consulting the Informed Compliance Publications issued by Customs relevant to your business.