Every input, where it comes in
Every input in the bill of materials is coded in the tariff of the market it comes into.
A code for every market, with the reasoning kept.
AI codes every product and input in the tariff of each market you sell in. When the description isn't enough it asks, and you approve every code.
Every code, with what it rests on. Inputs too, not just the product, with the reasoning and answers behind every code.
The reasoning, kept with the code
How it got to the heading and subheading, and the answers it relied on. You approve it.
Asked of whoever knows
When one fact decides the code, the question goes to you or your supplier, in their own account.
Answered once, used everywhere
Answers stay with the product and get reused in every market and product they apply to.
Rulings behind US codes
US results cite the customs rulings they relied on, so the precedent is a click away.
Classified again when a tariff changes
When a market's tariff changes, the codes it touches are rechecked and any that move wait for you.
Classifying, the usual way and with Inferred.
The usual wayWith Inferred
A new market
The usual waySent to a broker or specialist for that country, and back days later.
Coded in that market's own tariff alongside the rest, down to the national line.
A fact that decides the code
The usual wayA phone call or an email thread, and the answer is lost afterwards.
Asked as a question with the code each answer leads to. The answer is kept and reused.
Every input
The usual wayRarely done, since inputs are coded only when someone asks.
Every input is coded for the market it comes into, as a matter of course.
About HS classification
Which markets are covered?
The United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom, Canada and SACU, each in its own national tariff. Browse their tariff lines.
How far down does it classify?
To the national tariff line in each market, for the product and for every input in its bill of materials.
What happens when the description isn't enough?
AI asks the one question that decides the code. You can answer it or send it to your supplier.
Who approves the code?
You do. Every code keeps its reasoning, the questions asked and any rulings it relied on.