Classification Information Kit
Effective management of vast amounts of item classification and trade related data can be challenging
Learn how leading companies are driving efficiencies by leveraging cost-effective technology that helps them to classify 100% faster across teams, divisions and geographies, and keep pace with customs compliance requirements and business expansion plans.
I'm Martin from Descartes
I'm a global trade specialist, and I’ve helped many companies realize significant efficiency savings with solutions that integrate with their ERP and other business systems, and & build the collaboration processes needed to speed classification from multiple countries with minimal effort.
Here are some of the ways we have used our advanced solutions, up-to-date customs content, and streamlined implementation to help companies across industries:
Speed up bulk item classification
Effectively coordinate work in teams spread across the world
Faster compliance, and includes updates that can be applied with a click
Easily match your company’s requirements
Increase the productivity of the team's work
Effectively demonstrate reasonable care
Generate reports quickly, when required
Let’s get started on building your repository of item product classification codes.
A Powerful Compliance Workbench for Trade Content Management
Our solution, Descartes CustomsInfo Manager, uses rules based classification functionality that helps mass-update HTS codes, maximizing efficiency. Watch our video for more information.
Using Descartes CustomsInfo™ Manager, Vigilant has a compliance workbench that simplifies compliance and accelerates decision-making with continually populated trade information, and enhanced auditing and oversight with automatic recordkeeping of each step in a compliance workflow. The solution also centralizes large and small classification projects across geographically dispersed organizations. Moreover, Vigilant knows that Descartes will help their clients proactively stay compliant by monitoring regulatory changes and notifying them of potential risks.