iCustoms

Intelligent document processing is the core of the product. You drop in an invoice, a packing list, or a transport document, and iDP pulls out the shipper, consignee, values, weights, and commodity lines. It flags fields it can't read with confidence instead of guessing, which is the difference between a fast review and a rejected declaration.

UK customs clearance runs through HMRC's Customs Declaration Service with iCDS, alongside Irish import and export filings through iAIS and iAES, and a single portal for 22 EU countries. Transit, security, and vehicle movement filings share the same account: iNCTS, ICS2, iTSS for GB to NI goods, and iGVMS for roll-on roll-off traffic.

iClassification suggests commodity codes across more than 32 countries and shows the logic behind each suggestion. It also learns from your previous entries, so recurring products get consistent codes rather than drifting between shipments. The 99% accuracy figure comes from the vendor's own testing, so treat it as a claim to verify on your own catalogue.

iZap calculates tariffs and duties before a shipment moves, which lets a forwarder quote a landed cost instead of a freight rate plus a guess. Related modules handle excise through iEMCS and the newer CBAM and EUDR reporting duties that EU importers now face.

Restricted goods checks and denied party screening run against a shipment before it leaves. For EU traffic, iTraces covers TRACES validation. Catching a controlled item at the desk costs a phone call. Catching it at the border costs a delay and a customer.

iConnector links 200+ platforms, including more than 50 marketplaces, ERP systems, courier accounts, and other customs software. The iMCP Server exposes customs data to AI assistants, which is useful for teams already querying their own systems in plain language. There's also a documented API for building the same data into your own tools.