Compliance-grade multi-jurisdiction filing.
A human-in-the-loop AI pipeline that transforms customs filings for US, UK, EU and Mexico — with audit trails that stand up to reclassification.
The moment for compliance infrastructure.
Three forces are reshaping cross-border filing economics simultaneously. Legacy broker stacks were not designed for any of them.
De-minimis removal
The $800 threshold is politically contested. Its removal implies an order-of-magnitude increase in formal entry volume — overnight.
Complexity favors scale
Small and mid-size importers reduce EU inbound volume because the regulatory surface is too large to absorb. Capacity consolidates at the top.
Reclassification risk
Customs authorities reclassify retroactively. A filing that was lawful at entry can be recharacterized years later — the audit trail is the defense.
“Sometimes you act within the letter of the law — and an authority still calls it circumvention. Harley-Davidson moved production to Vietnam under a free-trade agreement, perfectly legal, and was penalized for it. The line between compliance and abuse is drawn after the fact.” Brian Mulier, Senior Counsel, Bird & Bird — Cross-Border Commerce Congress, Stockholm, 2026-04-20
A three-stage funnel, not a black box.
Every filing passes through three bounded stages. Each stage produces a recommendation, a risk assessment and a persistent audit record.
Classify
Candidate HS codes, tariff and duty rates, sanctions and antidumping exposure across all four jurisdictions.
Out: ranked classifications with source citations
Score
Confidence scoring, alternative paths, side-by-side jurisdiction comparison, expert-feedback loop.
Out: confidence, alternatives, risk flags
Sign
Document generation, compliance snapshot, retention-ready audit log, disclaimer layer.
Out: entry + audit trail + human signature
The pipeline recommends. A human signs.
Where we stand.
A concrete engineering corpus underpins every recommendation. No demo-ware, no placeholder retrieval.
Built for four audiences.
The pipeline serves distinct roles in the compliance stack. Each relationship is structured differently.
Large broker
VP-level decision, multi-stakeholder procurement.
Pain
Entry volume scaling faster than licensed staff.
Value
Shipment throughput without linear headcount.
Mid-size customs firm
Owner-operated, fast decisions, tight margins.
Pain
Compliance complexity absorbs operator hours.
Value
Enterprise-grade speed at mid-market economics.
Tax advisor
Multiplier — recommends, does not purchase directly.
Pain
Client-specific research is time-intensive and unbillable.
Value
Extends the advisor — does not replace them.
Regulatory counsel
Evaluates AI tooling against emerging regulation.
Pain
AI recommendations carry unclear liability architecture.
Value
Human-in-the-loop, explainable, audit-trailed by design.
See the work.
Live tools, not screenshots. Each link opens a working surface of the pipeline.
Universal pipeline demo
End-to-end filing across all four jurisdictions.
/demo/universal SimulatorUS filing simulator
CATAIR entry simulation with source-cited classification.
/simulator ConceptsCross-jurisdiction concepts
Shared and divergent compliance structures across regimes.
/cross-jurisdiction DeveloperIntegration guide
API, authentication, retrieval contract, integration patterns.
/integration InvestorInvestor brief
Market thesis, architecture, panel validation from Stockholm.
/investor RoadmapRoadmap
Build state, near-term milestones, scale path.
/roadmap