PGA Filing demo
For customs brokers: agency data for every entry line, read from the supplier’s own documents and challenged before the broker sends it. 1:25
What the demo shows
Builds FDA, USDA and CPSC entry data from product documents, checked before filing
Agents fan each entry line out to the agencies it needs, such as APHIS, FDA and CPSC, and fill every agency field from the spec sheets, harvest records, certificates and lab reports, each cited, flagging documents that disagree. A challenger plays each agency’s reviewer and finds what the documents do not support, such as a test dated before a material change the supplier announced or the seller named as maker, the agents’ own errors included; the supplier answers fixed fields and the PGA specialist reads any note and corrects. The importer’s product safety lead decides holds with a second person, a what-if prices holding the line against holding the box, and the licensed broker opens every branch and transmits.
Transcript
- PGA Filing builds brokers' agency data from supplier papers; seven agents start.
- Each line fans out to every agency, now including children's certificates.
- Lacey breaks on species; the challenger flags the plate test, and our own reader's error.
- The supplier answers fixed fields overnight; a person reads its note.
- Daniela opens the harvest record, corrects the species and types her reason.
- The importer's safety lead holds only the children's line, in her own words.
- Her quality manager opens the lab report and the ink notice, then confirms in his own name.
- If customs approves the split, as assumed, six storage days are avoided.
- The licensed broker opens all five branches himself; each opening is logged.
- Then he types his reason and transmits; customs accepts, and FDA says may proceed.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.