Clear customs work, from HS classification to tariff action.

Palmyra structures classification around the product facts that matter: material composition, function, technical characteristics, intended use, packaging, and supporting documents. The goal is not just to assign a code, but to preserve why that code was selected.

The workflow supports classification reasoning with BTI references, the General Rules of Interpretation, Section and Chapter Notes, explanatory context, and live customs and tariff data. Teams can compare evidence, check relevant measures, and keep the decision path visible.

This creates a review-ready classification record that can be reviewed internally, updated when data changes, and carried forward into duties, restrictions, audit storage, and future trade operations.

The module starts with intelligent data extraction and document archiving from invoices, packing lists, product files, declarations, and supporting documents. Instead of manually copying the same information into spreadsheets, teams can move from document intake to a usable customs record.

Because the workflow is built with customs-aware technology, extracted data is organized around the details that matter for trade operations: product identifiers, HS codes, origin, values, quantities, documents, status changes, review notes, and reporting fields.

The result is better data visibility and a stronger audit position. Customs Flow keeps records, attachments, decisions, and operational history together so teams can prove what happened, answer questions faster, report with more confidence, and make more informed customs decisions.

The module enriches classified products with duty rates, import measures, restrictions, licensing requirements, and country-specific checks. Teams can see the customs impact of a product before it becomes a shipment problem.

Tariff Booster helps teams understand cost of goods sold and landed-cost exposure by connecting tariff data to the classified product record. That makes it easier to compare sourcing options, price products, and spot margin pressure earlier.

It also supports trade-risk monitoring for trade wars, anti-dumping duties, safeguard measures, sanctions exposure, and sudden regulatory changes. When policy shifts affect a product category or origin, teams have a clearer place to assess the impact.