Classify once. Defend it every time.
Classification you can defend: a parts catalogue with history, an AI co-pilot that keeps a human in charge, and partner-agency data in order.
Classify once, and watch the co-pilot at work.
The parts catalogue and a part's history, the HTS co-pilot with its confidence threshold, and the certificates attached where an entry needs them.
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Classify once, file a thousand times, and keep the record of every change.
Each part the brokerage handles, its HTS classification, origin and declaration template, with a complete version history of who changed what and why. Reclassification is a licensed decision and is recorded as one.
- Version history per part, append-only
- CSV import with a skip report
- Reclassification attributed to the licensed broker
AI classification suggestions with a confidence score — and a human decides.
Describe the goods and get a suggestion to the six-digit heading with its confidence; the licensed broker decides and completes the line. Anything under the organization's threshold is held for a person to review. The learning cache answers repeat questions without a model call, and the company sees exactly what the co-pilot cost.
- Confidence threshold set by the company
- Learning cache: repeat questions answered for free
- Spend and usage visible to administrators
Partner-agency declarations and certificates, attached where the entry needs them.
FDA and CPSC certificates, partner-agency lines on entries, and lookups against the registries the desk relies on — kept beside the entry they belong to.
- Certificates by client and product
- Partner-agency lines flagged before filing
- Lookups without leaving the desk
The co-pilot suggests. The threshold holds. A person signs.
Describe the goods and the co-pilot suggests the six-digit heading with a confidence score; the licensed broker decides and completes the line. The company sets the threshold; anything under it waits for a person. When the same question comes again, the learning cache answers it without a model call, and administrators see exactly what the co-pilot cost.
- Confidence threshold set by the company, not by the vendor
- Reclassification is a licensed decision, recorded as one in the parts catalogue
- Spend and usage visible to administrators
CBP Headquarters ruling H350722 (16 Jan 2026) treats HTS suggestions beyond six digits that feed an entry on the same platform as customs business. Declarly suggests to the six-digit heading; the licensed broker decides and completes the line.
The other four sides of the same record.
Filing desk
Customs entries · Air manifests · Export filings · Mail entries · Mail settlements · Clients & partners
Money
Wallet & billing · Statements & receipts · Client invoices · CBP statements · Duty recovery
Client portal
Client files → entries · Importer portal
Platform & control
People & access · Activity & audit · Partners & tenancy · Support console · Dashboards & reports · Reports · Workspace settings · Search & notifications · Email forwarding
See a classification decided.
Open the demo, ask the co-pilot about a part, and watch the threshold hold it for a person.