Aimport walks the CN tree and applies the GRI rules at each branch. Every code arrives with the path and the legal basis behind it.
Try it
Type a description or pick an example. Aimport shows the rule it applied at every branch. Never a code without a reason.
Illustrative demo with sample products. The live engine runs against the full CN, TARIC and EBTI tables.
How it works
The engine walks the CN tree branch by branch, applies the General Rules of Interpretation at each one, and shows the rule that settled the call. You read the path the way you would defend it.
Drop in a commercial invoice. Aimport flags every line that's too vague to defend or missing a deciding fact, so the weak codes surface before they reach customs.
One click turns the open questions into a short survey for the importer. No more chasing five separate emails. The missing descriptions come back filled in and ready to classify.
Export the classification report, the declaration XML for WinSAD or Huzar, and a full audit trail for the customs officer. The reasoning travels with the code.
Who it's for
FAQ
No. At each branch the engine hands the model the candidate headings it pulled from the CN and TARIC tables, and the model picks one or asks for a fact. A code outside that list cannot reach the result, because the model never writes the digits itself.
The engine stops at the branch where the facts run out and asks one question, the same one a classifier would ask: knitted or woven, steel or aluminium. You answer, and the reasoning continues from that branch instead of starting over.
Yes. Each branch shows the candidates the engine weighed and the rule it applied. Pick a different candidate and the trail records your choice, then the reasoning continues from there. You stay the declarant, and the engine shows its work either way.
Both. The engine returns the code, then the measures that attach to it for the origin you enter: the third-country duty, any anti-dumping or countervailing duty, suspensions, and quotas. You see the rate you would declare on entry, not the heading on its own.
Yes. It searches the EBTI database for binding rulings on goods like yours and shows them next to the result. You see how customs classified comparable products before you commit to a heading, and you spot a conflict before an officer does.
You do. The declarant signs the declaration and owns the result. Aimport gives you the reasoning to check and the trail to defend, and it files nothing on your behalf.
Request access
Aimport is in pilot with a small group of customs brokers and freight forwarders. If you work in import compliance and want to see how it handles your product categories, write to us.
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