AI agents for customs preparation
Three agents work every shipment before anyone opens it — reading the documents, proposing the code, checking the file for gaps. Your declarant reviews prepared work instead of typing it, and submits exactly as they do today.
Built for Malta's clearing agents, forwarders and regulated importers. No new hires, no new systems, no change to how your declarant keys and submits.
The problem you already know
Your most expensive and least replaceable hours, spent moving figures from one document to another. ICS2 added more of it to the same desks, and you cannot hire your way out — declarants are licensed, not recruited.
A missing certificate or a mismatched weight surfaces after lodgement. The goods wait, the demurrage runs and the client hears about it. You pay once at the port and again in trust.
Decades of classification judgement live with two or three senior people and nowhere else. When they go, it goes with them, and the firm pays to learn it again.
How it works
Extraction
Documents in, including scans. Out comes the declaration data, each figure traceable to where it came from. An hour of keying becomes a few minutes of checking.
Classification
Grounded in the tariff and in your own firm's past classifications, with the reasoning shown. Your declarant confirms or overrides. Thirty years of judgement becomes an asset of the firm, not of two employees.
Checks
Is the pack complete? Do the weights, values and package counts agree across documents? Gaps surface on your screen before submission. The hold never happens, and neither does the demurrage bill.
They run in sequence, unattended, the moment documents arrive — so your team's first contact with a file is reviewing it, not building it. Already linked electronically to customs? That link moves the data. Someone in your office still prepares it.
Safeguards
Four limits, built into the product rather than written in a policy.
Leave your details and we'll set up a free trial on a few of your recent shipments. Nothing to install, no account to set up. You get back the declaration data, the proposed codes and the completeness check, next to the work your team already did by hand. That is also how you get your own number — what a file costs you today, and what it costs when three agents do the preparing.