For customs teams

ISF data is late, incomplete, and in forty different formats.

The ISF agent reads whatever the shipper sends, resolves the ten filing elements and the bill-of-lading identifiers, and drafts the ISF-10 for your team to review and submit.

The problem

The 10+2 is a deadline you hit by hand, every time.

Every filing pulls party details, HTS codes, and country of origin out of a worksheet that never looks the same twice, under a same-day clock. A missed or wrong element is a compliance problem. So a person keys it, checks it, and files it, over and over.

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ISF draft review screen showing ten filing elements, HTS candidate codes with reasoning, and two flagged fields awaiting a person's decision.
The ISF Agent's draft review, on demo data. Ten elements drafted with sources shown; a person files every ISF.
How the agents help

Drafted filing in seconds, submitted by a person.

Reads any worksheet

Whatever shape the 10+2 arrives in, including scanned PDFs. The agent works from the document, not a rigid template.

Resolves the elements

Seller, buyer, manufacturer, ship-to, consolidator, country of origin, HTS, plus the master and house bill identifiers.

Your filer submits

The agent drafts the ISF-10 into the filing portal. Your team reviews and files. Nothing submits on its own.

A standing audit re-checks every filing against what was actually filed, so drift shows up fast, in your own data.

See it on your own shipments.

Twenty minutes, no setup. Bring a real document and watch an agent take it to a finished draft while you’re on the call.

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