Free Trade Agreement Qualification demo

What the demo shows

Qualifies products for FTA preference from BOMs and supplier certificates, and keeps the proof

Agents read the bill of materials, quote the product-specific rule, match each supplier certificate and affidavit to the input it covers, and weigh every input as originating or non-originating, with regional value content worked by net cost and by transaction value; when a part's source changes, they re-weigh every product that uses it. An input whose certificate is missing or about to lapse stays non-originating until the supplier answers in fixed fields. A challenger reads the file as the importing country's customs authority would and catches costs the agents' own build put in the wrong place, such as export crating left inside net cost. The analyst proposes, the trade compliance manager certifies, the director signs as second person, and sourcing gets the headroom each product has left.

Transcript

1. 0:01Free Trade Agreement Qualification proves a product still qualifies before anyone signs.
2. 0:09A Mexican buyer wants a 2027 certification, but this pump's casing moved to China.
3. 0:17Aubrey has the agents re-weigh every product with that casing.
4. 0:23The guard's certificate ends in December, so it waits as non-originating.
5. 0:30A challenger playing Mexican customs catches the agents' error: crating left in net cost.
6. 0:37Next day, the supplier answers in fields; the guard moves back, its note tracked.
7. 0:45Lena confirms the corrected net cost in her own view.
8. 0:51Aubrey proposes transaction value and signs as preparer.
9. 0:57Sylvie must open the balance and the cost sheet before she can certify.
10. 1:03Howard signs second. Nobody signs their own work.
11. 1:09Transaction value holds at 63.69 percent, 110 dollars of headroom; one foreign sleeve sinks it.
12. 1:19Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.

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