Customs Rulings Search demo
For customs brokers: ask a classification question in plain words and get the closest CBP rulings ranked fact by fact, argued against, signed by two brokers. 1:26
What the demo shows
A customs rulings search for brokers: closest CBP rulings ranked by fact, HTSUS notes quoted
Agents read the HTSUS section and chapter notes and the CBP rulings and build a ladder of rulings, closest first, each with fact chips matched against the product, flagging modified rulings and ten-digit numbers that no longer exist. The client's engineer answers fixed-field questions, the ladder re-ranks, and a challenger argues the other heading and checks the agents' own draft. A duty what-if under each heading is shown as context only; a licensed broker opens the closest ruling and signs the advice, a second broker approves, and the answer is saved for the entry writer.
Transcript
- Customs Rulings Search finds brokers the closest CBP rulings. Mid-run, Teodora adds EU rulings.
- CBP rulings reach back to 1989; most are still searched by keyword.
- Her question: housings made for one pump, pump parts or plastics?
- Six rulings, ranked by legal weight; each chip shows a match, or a difference.
- An agent asks the client's engineer in fixed fields; his answers re-rank the ladder.
- The Opposing Specialist argues plastics, and catches a stale number in our draft.
- Teodora reads the engineer's note herself, then prepares the advice; analysts never sign.
- The licensed broker opens the closest ruling and the deciding note first.
- She signs; a second broker must approve.
- Approved: eighty-four thirteen, ninety-one, ninety ninety-nine, free, on the audit trail.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.