Reconciled to the cent, from wallet to refund.
The wallet, the invoices, the CBP statements and the refunds — reconciled to the cent.
From the wallet to duty recovery.
The wallet's ledger, the monthly statements, a client invoice line by line, the CBP statements and the refunds waiting to be claimed.
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What was filed, what CBP charged, what the importer owes.
Each lives on its own screen. All three are built from the same entries, so when they differ the desk sees exactly which line, and why.
The entries
Every filed entry carries its entered value, duty and the 7501 fees. This is the figure the other two are checked against.
The periodic statement
What CBP actually charged, loaded from the daily and monthly statements.
The invoice
What the client is billed for the entries filed in a period.
A prepaid filing wallet with a grace buffer, refills and a full ledger.
Each filing draws on the workspace's wallet at the standard rate. Administrators see runway in filings, refill with a payment link, and download statements and receipts month by month.
- Runway measured in filings, not just dollars
- Refill with a payment link
- Statements & receipts for every month
What the workspace paid, month by month, and what it bought.
Every month's statement for the filing wallet — top-ups, filing debits at the standard rate, and the receipts behind them — downloadable and reconciled to the ledger.
- A statement for every month
- Receipts for every top-up
- Figures that agree with the wallet ledger
Bill importers for what was filed, with a payment link and due dates on the workspace calendar.
Compile an invoice from the entries filed for a client in a period, add the duty and the service fee, issue a checkout link, and watch the standing — due, overdue, paid — on the workspace's own calendar.
- Compile from filed entries with a dry run first
- Checkout link on every invoice
- Overdue tracking that respects the workspace's time zone
Load the periodic statement, reconcile every line to an entry, explain every difference.
The daily and monthly statements are loaded, each line matched to the entry it settles, and every discrepancy listed with a reason — so what CBP charged and what the desk filed agree, or you know exactly why not.
- Line-by-line match to entries
- Discrepancy report with export
- Record-count and total checks on every load
Find overpayments across the book and prepare the corrections that bring the money back.
Audits run across filed entries to find overpaid duty; findings become Post-Summary Corrections prepared by the desk and released by the licensed broker.
- Overpayment audits across every filed entry
- Findings grouped into refund claims
- PSC preparation and release
The other four sides of the same record.
Filing desk
Customs entries · Air manifests · Export filings · Mail entries · Mail settlements · Clients & partners
Compliance
Parts catalogue · HTS co-pilot · PGA & certificates
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 the wallet, the invoice and the statement agree.
Open the demo as the company administrator and read the ledger, or take fifteen minutes with us and bring a statement.