Describe the movement
Product, HS code, origin, destination, value, weight and the evidence you already hold.
Turn a trade lane, product and value into a defensible customs decision—before the purchase order becomes an expensive surprise.
One import decision
One evidence trail
A declarant is responsible for what enters the declaration. Yet the answer is usually assembled across tariff portals, spreadsheets, broker emails and assumptions no one can reproduce later.
Product, HS code, origin, destination, value, weight and the evidence you already hold.
MFN and preference, trade remedies, quota and safeguard signals, VAT, CBAM and operational costs.
See the number, the rule behind it, the source date and the evidence still missing before action.
The Declarant does not hide a recommendation behind a confidence score. It separates what is known, what was calculated and what still needs human confirmation.
Built around the questions importers, customs teams and finance ask before goods move.
Current TARIC measures, declarable code checks and rate decomposition—including non-ad-valorem expressions.
FTA and customs-union pathways, rules-of-origin conditions and the document that supports the claim.
Anti-dumping, countervailing, safeguard, quota and suspension signals kept visible and independent.
Duty, VAT, freight, insurance, brokerage and destination fees combined without hiding the waterfall.
Code-level scope, embedded-emissions inputs, default alternatives and certificate-cost context.
Sanctions signals, stale inputs, missing documents and unsupported assumptions routed to human review.
The Declarant is designed around official-source computation—not a chatbot’s memory of what a rule used to say. Each decision retains enough context to be reviewed when the regulation or data changes.
Review the classification, origin route, measures, documents and citations before responsibility crystallises.
See the complete cost before sourcing approval, compare origins and prevent regulatory costs arriving after commitment.
Send a structured, evidence-aware case instead of an email thread—and keep the broker’s judgement where it belongs.
No. It prepares and validates the decision context before filing, then supports a review-ready handoff to your customs team or broker.
No. It reduces fragmented research and makes assumptions visible. Formal filing, representation and jurisdiction-specific judgement remain with authorised people.
Yes. Scenarios can compare duty pathways, CBAM exposure, VAT and operating costs across origins using the same product and destination context.
The uncertainty is surfaced as a missing condition, document, stale source or review item. The system should not silently turn uncertainty into zero cost.