Tariff Refund and Duty Drawback Claims demo
Trade compliance teams trace imported tubing and components through the parts list in force for each lot to the exported device, inside the five-year window. 1:25
What the demo shows
A duty drawback solution for device makers: each import traced to the exported device.
Agents read every entry summary, export record and bill of materials, check one tariff number per part, five-year windows and the IEEPA refund order, then weave each import to the exports it supports and compute 99% of the lesser of the two duties per unit, net of valuable titanium scrap. The analyst lays out conflicts and opens the largest entries; the trade compliance manager decides, opens her own random entries and the exception list, and approves; the licensed customs broker files.
Transcript
- Tariff Refund and Duty Drawback Claims: 99 percent of duty back, within five years of import.
- Agents weave each import into exported devices, and catch tubing under two numbers.
- Tobiah laid out both; Rosalind, the trade compliance manager, reads the evidence.
- She keeps the braided number, orders corrections, and signs as herself.
- The claim re-weaves. Tobiah, the customs analyst, opens the eight largest entries, one by one,
- each with every thread, from entry to bill of materials to export.
- Then he signs as the preparer.
- Rosalind opens the exception list and one random entry per component.
- She approves the 2.4 million dollar claim; each signature is audited.
- Result: 2.4 million dollars on 6,406 traced lines, filed in time.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.