HS classification
Map each commercial line to a defensible code and flag products that need further review.
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Solutions · Clearance & compliance
Customs clearance starts before the cargo moves.
HS classification, commercial documents, product requirements, export filing, and destination broker handoff reviewed before departure.
HS codesline-item review
Documentspre-departure check
ExportChina filing
Importbroker handoff
Compliance file
Resolve document gaps while the cargo is still at origin.
A clean entry begins with a consistent product description, value, origin, classification, and consignee record.
Document review
Check invoice, packing list, certificates, labels, and transport documents for consistency.
Broker handoff
Prepare the destination entry pack and clarify who is importer of record before arrival.
How it works
Classify, verify, file, release.
01 — Profile
Describe the product
Share material, function, composition, value, and country of origin.
02 — Check
Review the file
Classification and required documents are checked for gaps.
03 — File
Submit declarations
The relevant export and import filing parties receive the final data set.
04 — Release
Resolve and deliver
Queries are handled with one consistent product record.
Can you confirm my HS code?
We can help review classification inputs, but final treatment depends on the destination customs authority and the complete product facts.
Who acts as importer of record?
That depends on the Incoterm, destination, and commercial structure. The responsible party is named before booking.
Can a freight forwarder confirm my HS code?
A forwarder or broker can review the classification using the product's material, function, composition, and use, but the destination customs authority has final control. Provide technical information instead of only a product nickname. Record the classification rationale so repeated shipments do not restart from an unsupported guess each time.
What should I do if customs holds my shipment?
Ask for the hold reason, required document or action, response deadline, and accumulating charges. Provide complete information through the filing broker rather than sending inconsistent explanations through several parties. The next step may be a document correction, classification review, inspection, duty payment, permit, or formal customs decision.
Start with the brief
Review the customs and compliance file.
Share the origin, destination, cargo profile, and target date. One agent will reply with the workable scope and next steps.
Review the customs and compliance file.
Share the origin, destination, cargo profile, and target date. One agent will reply with the workable scope and next steps.