Tariff Impact Analysis demo
For importers: every tariff date laid against the shipments on the water, priced both ways and challenged before anyone decides. 1:29
What the demo shows
Tracks tariff actions and shows which products, suppliers and entries each one hits, cited
Agents pin the effective date in the legal text of each notice, ask the forwarder for structured arrival fields on every container, read each part against the words of any exclusion it relies on, and price the duty on both sides of the date. A challenger reads each fit as CBP would, sends doubtful parts to the analyst and catches sums the agents built on invoices with freight still in them. Where the future is uncertain, such as an exclusion that may lapse, both outcomes are priced on editable assumptions, with options like an early entry or a budget hold. The manager proposes, the director approves, and the CFO countersigns any budget hold.
Transcript
- Tariff Impact Analysis shows which shipments each tariff date hits; here, an exclusion ending November ninth.
- Nothing new is published; the forwarder is asked for fields.
- Danielle steers; a challenger reads each part as Customs would.
- Nine fit, two go to the analyst; it also fixes our freight error.
- One vessel slips: if the exclusion lapses, seven containers pay 153,100 dollars more.
- Danielle reads the forwarder's note, then proposes clearing one container early.
- Victor approves as second person, and the forwarder confirms in its field.
- He approves a 131,400 dollar budget hold; the CFO reads the brief.
- She countersigns. Every step is logged: who, why, and what each signature means.
- If it lapses, one early entry can avoid 21,700 dollars; in fact, USTR extended it.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.