Enter a commodity code (TARIC/CN) and a route — origin, transit, destination. CargoScreen returns a verdict — green, conditional or stop — broken down per leg. Export from one country can be fine while import into another is not; you see exactly where.
Example
8457 10 · Germany → Kyrgyzstan → RED on the import leg (anti-circumvention). Germany → France → GREEN.
The verdict shows the direction of the restriction — export vs import vs transit — not just “this code is sanctioned”.
Smart Check — paste text, get a verdict
Drop in a client's request, an email, or a loose list of goods (“need to move microwaves from Belarus to Poland”). CargoScreen pulls out the products and the route on its own, classifies them and returns a verdict with a plain-language explanation.
Example
Paste: “3 pallets of bearings, Minsk to Gdańsk.” → extracts bearings + BY→PL route → screens both legs → verdict.
Understands the intent from text in any language — no structured form to fill in first.
Don't know the code? Describe the goods
Type a description (“copper scrap”, “bearings”) and CargoScreen suggests candidate codes with a confidence score. Pick one and screen it straight away.
Example
“copper scrap” → 7404 00 (high confidence) + two alternatives → screen in one click.
If a controlled code (dual-use or sanctioned) sits next to the suggestion, CargoScreen warns you — even when it's confident. Better one extra check than a missed prohibition.
This commodity code was suggested automatically from a text description (confidence shown). Legally binding classification is issued only by customs authorities as Binding Tariff Information (BTI).
Screen a whole manifest at once
Upload an Excel or CSV in whatever shape it arrived — CargoScreen finds the codes even when they're buried in a description cell or the data doesn't start on row one, checks every line and gives a verdict for the whole file.
Example
With a route: “Line 12 (copper scrap) cannot ship on this route — the rest clears with document Y923.”
Example
Without a route: per code, where it's restricted (export to RU / import from RU) — “11 of 24 lines under restrictions.”
Excel and CSV today; PDF is coming. If a line has no code, CargoScreen classifies it from the description — and tells you it did.
This commodity code was suggested automatically from a text description (confidence shown). Legally binding classification is issued only by customs authorities as Binding Tariff Information (BTI).
