Compliance
Clearance prepared before the goods move
Customs problems are almost always preparation problems. GTOS is built to assemble the declaration from the Trade Case itself — classification, valuation, documents — so filing day holds no surprises.
Trade Case TC-2026-0147 · Customs
Classification
HS 0804.20 proposed · duty impact shown
Broker review
Code confirmed by licensed broker
Valuation
Declared value matches invoice and terms
Lane checklist
FDA prior notice required · prepared
Declaration
Ready · awaiting human approval to file
Simulated product view · sample data
Classification with consequences shown
HS codes proposed from the product data, with the duty impact of each candidate code visible before a broker confirms it.
Lane-aware checklists
The checklist for an Izmir-to-Houston food shipment is not the one for electronics from Shenzhen. Each case carries its own, generated from the lane and the goods.
Valuation that matches the paper
Declared values reconciled against invoices and terms, so the declaration and the document set tell one story.
Duty and landed cost up front
Duty computed at quote time and rolled into landed cost, not discovered on the broker's invoice.
Human in the loop, by design
Customs filing always requires human approval. GTOS prepares; a licensed person files.
Part of one Trade Case
Customs & Declarations is not a standalone tool. It runs inside the same Trade Case as every other capability, so documents, compliance, money, and logistics share one record.