CUSTOMS & TRADE

Clearance speed and control quality can rise together.

Most clearance time is file assembly rather than inspection. 009 customs AI agents do the declaration processing in seconds inside the administration's infrastructure, improving trade facilitation and customs valuation accuracy.

YOUR PERIMETER · zero data egress
DECLARATION SCREENING DECLARATIONS SCREENING NODE GREEN · CLEAR YELLOW · CHECK RED · EXAM GATE OFFICER DECISION POST-CLEARANCE AUDIT LOOP SAMPLE PCA AUDIT CLEARANCE & YIELD 4.2 HRS AVG CLEARANCE 78 % GREEN LANE 14 % YELLOW LANE 8 % RED LANE 3.1x PCA YIELD

Your operating landscape

Built around the systems your teams already use.

Recon reads the records behind your operation, then shows where work slows, repeats, or waits for a decision.

Single window platforms

Declarations, documents, releases

Risk management systems

Criteria, targeting, lane outcomes

Tariff and rulings databases

Classifications, precedents, validity

Valuation databases

Reference values, adjustment history

E-invoicing data layers

Trader transaction records

PCA and case systems

Audit selection, findings, recovery

WHERE THE HOURS GO

Compliant trade waiting behind file assembly no officer needed to perform.

The same chapters recycling the same classification disputes through the same desks.

Exemption regimes accumulating conditions faster than manual review verifies them.

Audit selection running on intuition, and yield per audit showing it.

What gets agentified

Checking declarations against binding rulings and the trader's own filing history

Ruling Consistency Checker flags declarations that conflict with rulings or the trader's precedent, with the divergence stated line by line

Watching pre-arrival and transit declarations against their deadlines and routes

Transit Watch tracks each transit declaration from filing to discharge and escalates aging movements before they become enforcement cases

What Recon maps.

RECON maps Declaration flow and clearance time by lane and by port Classification query and dispute volume by chapter Exemption claim processing and error rates Audit case selection basis and yield per audit Ruling backlog and consistency across offices Cost per processed declaration

Agents designed for your operation.

01

Declaration Screener

READ + PREPARE · APPROVAL GATED

Reads each declaration against risk indicators, trader history, and rulings, prepares the lane recommendation with the triggering factors stated, and leaves the lane decision and any reassessment with the officer.

02

Classification Assistant

READ + PREPARE

Checks declared HS codes against product descriptions, prior rulings, and the trader's own history, and prepares the query file where the declaration and the evidence disagree.

03

Exemption Reviewer

READ + PREPARE · APPROVAL GATED

Verifies exemption claims against the governing regime's conditions and the beneficiary's registration, and prepares approval or rejection with each condition marked.

04

PCA Case Selector

READ + PROPOSE

Ranks post-clearance audit candidates by expected yield from declaration patterns and compliance history, and hands the audit team a documented selection basis rather than a random draw.

05

Ruling Consistency Checker

READ + PREPARE

Compares each declaration's classification and valuation against binding rulings, chapter precedent, and the trader's history, and prepares the query file where they diverge.

06

Transit Watch

READ + REPORT

Tracks transit and pre-arrival declarations against required timelines and routes, and reports movements approaching breach with their filing history attached.

What this sector asks first.

Risk criteria are sensitive. Where do they live?

Inside your perimeter, in your systems, like everything else in the deployment. Zero egress applies to risk logic and its outputs the same as to trade data, and the registry records which agents read the criteria.

Can facilitation and control both improve, or is this a trade-off?

The baseline usually shows that a large share of clearance time is file assembly rather than inspection. Removing that share speeds compliant trade while giving officers better-prepared files on the declarations that deserve attention, and both effects are measured against the Recon baseline separately.

How does this interact with our single-window platform?

The agents read the declaration and licensing records the single window already carries and work the administration's internal steps. The single window remains the trader-facing system of record.

E-invoicing gives us trader data we never had. Can agents use it in risk work?

Yes, inside your perimeter and your rules: transaction-level records sharpen valuation checks and PCA selection, agents cite which records drove each flag, and the risk logic itself never leaves your systems.

How do facilitation programs like AEO fit?

Agents verify continuing eligibility against each AEO program conditions from live records, so trusted-trader status rests on evidence rather than the last renewal review, and compliant traders clear faster as a measurable result. Risk management customs checks and pre-arrival declaration handling both benefit from the same sovereign customs AI perimeter.

Adjacent sectors

Recon measures facilitation and control on the same baseline.

Recon runs read-only and ends with the simulated case for your specific processes.

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