AES Filing demo
For export brokers: the EEI built from the export documents, each line matched to the exporter’s classification record, two people before AES. 1:27
What the demo shows
Builds and checks the EEI from export documents, for customs brokers
Agents read the shipper’s letter of instruction, the invoice, packing list, order and datasheets and build the EEI field by field, matching every shipped line to the exporter’s own classification record as a tree, so a base model’s number is not copied onto the option being shipped and no invoice line is dropped. A challenger reads the filing as an examiner checking the EEI would, the agents’ own draft included, and engineering and the foreign buyer answer in fixed fields, their free text read by a person. The exporter’s compliance officer confirms the classification match and any license need, the filer prepares, and the supervisor checks and files in AES before the cut-off, with proof of filing to the carrier.
Transcript
- AES Filing builds export filings for brokers. This truck reaches Mexico at seven: file by six.
- Kendra steers: also check the spare impellers.
- The tree matches the pumps to Tamberlane’s record, 2B350.i; the letter said EAR99.
- A challenger catches the agents’ own errors, like a Schedule B AES would reject.
- Engineering and the buyer answer in fixed fields; notes go to a person.
- Kendra can’t classify; Tamberlane’s officer reads the certificate, record and reissued invoice.
- She confirms both lines match the record, Mexico needs no license, and writes what she checked.
- Kendra signs as preparer and writes what she compared, field by field.
- Arturo opens the filing with the buyer’s comment, and signs as second person.
- He files: accepted at 17:05, thirteen hours early.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.