The filing cannot be late, and the boat does not wait.
Importers live on deadlines set by vessels and regulators, with the documents that prove compliance scattered across a shared mailbox, a carrier portal and a federal system that was not designed to talk to either.
Filings tracked, documents matched, deadlines surfaced.
- Track
Security filings
Every ISF ranked by vessel departure, matched against what has actually been filed, with the missing ones visible while there is still time to act.
- Match
Mailbox to shipment
Documents arrive as email attachments and scans. They are OCR'd, read, and matched back to the file by container number or bill of lading — only the unmatched reach a person.
- Comply
Supply-chain security
Dozens of minimum security criteria tracked against a federal programme, each with its own evidence, owner and deadline, surfacing before they lapse rather than at audit.
Both of these run in production today for a customs brokerage. The filing tracker reads a shared mailbox, OCRs what arrives, and reconciles thousands of filings against what is actually on file — leaving a handful of genuine exceptions for a person to work.
In production · thousands of filings
Tell us what you have been told is impossible.
A couple of sentences about the system and what you need out of it is enough to get a straight answer about whether we can do it.