Customs Entry Audit, Done by AI
Upload your customs documents and let the AI audit the entry line by line — checking declared data against official HTSUS and CBP fee schedules and flagging anything that doesn't add up.
What a customs entry audit checks
A customs entry pulls together the tariff classification, declared value, duties, and federal fees for an import. A customs entry audit re-examines those numbers to confirm they were calculated and charged correctly. Broker Inspector performs this audit automatically: its AI extracts the data from your uploaded documents and compares each line against the official Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) and published CBP fee schedules.
What the AI checks on each entry
Each line of the entry is read, recalculated where the rules allow, and compared against the official reference data.
- The declared HTSUS classification against the official tariff schedule.
- Duty amounts implied by the classification and declared value.
- Federal fees such as the Merchandise Processing Fee against published CBP schedules.
- Broker service charges against the AI-calculated expected charges.
- Arithmetic consistency across the document — totals, subtotals, and per-line math.
- Charges that appear duplicated, mislabeled, or out of place.
From audit to a clear verdict
Instead of a wall of numbers, you get a structured verdict that tells you where the entry stands and what, if anything, needs a second look.
Whether the declared data lines up with HTSUS and CBP references.
Lines that look inconsistent, ambiguous, or worth a closer review.
Charges that exceed the AI-calculated expected amount, flagged as potential overcharges.
From document to audited report
Upload
Add the customs documents as photos or PDFs.
Extract
The AI reads and structures the data on each line.
Verify
Each line is checked against HTSUS and CBP fee schedules.
Export
Download the audited result as a PDF or CSV.
Audit your next customs entry
Upload a document and see the line-by-line audit for yourself.