FOR CARRIERS

The truck is at the border.
The paperwork is not.

A missing invoice line or a wrong classification holds the whole load, and your driver waits while someone chases the importer and the broker. TradeManager collects the product and invoice information before the freight moves, in a form the broker can file from.

See the carrier workflow

BUILT AROUND YOUR WORK

Every hold at the border started as a missing field.

Parcel or LTL, the pattern is the same. The shipper has the information, the broker needs it, and you are in the middle on the phone.

01

Take the shipper's file however it comes.

Small shippers send spreadsheets in every layout. Load them as they are, map the fields once, and save the mapping so the next shipment from that customer loads without you.

  • Excel, CSV, TSV, and JSON
  • Preview every row before it loads
  • Saved mappings per shipper
02

Know the invoice is complete before departure.

Commercial invoice lines carry the product, its classification, origin, value, and partner government agency details. 39 agency rules run before a save, so an FDA or APHIS gap shows up at your counter, not at the port.

  • Header and line checks on every invoice
  • 14 partner government agencies covered
  • Parties, values, and origins kept together
03

Give a duty estimate you can explain.

For couriers acting as importer of record, collecting the wrong duty means eating the difference. Run the classification and origin through every regime in force and show the customer the itemized stack.

  • Section 232, 301, IEEPA, and reciprocal lines shown separately
  • Questions asked when a rule needs a fact
  • Every estimate kept with its reasoning

WHAT WE DO NOT DO YET

Honest about the roadmap.

Sending a finished invoice to the broker ships today. Carrier integration, eManifest status, and shared shipment links don't yet. If those are what you need, tell us and we'll tell you when.

TALK TO SOMEONE WHO HAS FILED ENTRIES

Put a complete record behind the next load.

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