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Trade Solutions Pilot · Demonstration

Verification before the border.

A risk-tiered, AI-assisted pre-import conformity verification system designed to integrate with CBP's ACE environment - clearing low-risk goods faster and focusing officer attention where it matters.

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3
Risk lanes (A / B / C)
10-digit
HTSUS classification
ACE
Filing-ready output
Risk-tiered conformity assessment · integrated with ACE
Three audiences, one record

Choose your role to begin

Each role surfaces the actions appropriate to that user - without leaving the unified pre-import record.

Exporter / Filer

Apply for a Certificate of Conformity

File product data, attach evidence, and run AI-assisted HTSUS classification before goods ship.

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CBP Officer

Review the risk-tiered queue

Triage applications across Lane A / B / C, request inspections, issue certificates, and transmit to ACE.

Open portal →
Importer (Private)

Private pre-check before purchase

A private-sector module for importers to vet a supplier shipment before placing an order.

Open portal →
CBP CSOP Trade Solutions Pilot · SOW §2

Three Capability Pillars

This demonstration maps directly to the pillars CBP set out under the DHS Commercial Solution Opening Pilot Program.

P1
Primary

AI-driven trade insight

Automated tariff classification, value/origin validation, supply-chain tracing, risk segmentation, earlier revenue.

Demonstrated in: Exporter form · Officer console
P2
Secondary

SME direct ACE filing

Electronic direct entry / entry-summary filing for small and medium importers without a costly broker engagement.

Demonstrated in: Officer → ACE transmission preview
P3
Secondary

WCO-accessible platform

International customs platform usable by WCO members, already deployed as sovereign infrastructure (Iraq, Nigeria, Mauritius).

Demonstrated in: Importer pre-check (spktor.ai)
The remaining gap

CBP closed the data-submission gap. The verification gap remains.

After the August 2025 Executive Order suspending duty-free de-minimis treatment, CBP's enhanced entry process now requires advance electronic data and the full 10-digit HTSUS. The data pipeline is built. What the pipeline does not yet do is verify that data - it relies on self-reported information from the seller. This pilot demonstrates independent verification at source, fed into the same ACE pipeline CBP has already built.

Standards & alignment

Built to recognized federal and international standards

WCO HS Nomenclature ↗WCO Data Model / UFF ↗DHS 4300A ↗NIST FIPS 199 ↗FedRAMP (target High) ↗Section 508 ↗USGv6 / IPv6 ↗GATT Art. V/VIII ↗
See the About this Pilot page for the full SOW §8 compliance posture.
How it works

From product data to ACE filing

  1. 01
    Pre-file evidence

    Exporter submits product, origin, and value with photo, spec sheet, or lab report evidence.

  2. 02
    AI classification

    10-digit HTSUS suggested with a confidence tier based on the evidence attached.

  3. 03
    Risk tiering

    Lane A clears fast; Lane B requests verification; Lane C flags origin, AD/CVD, and PGA risks.

  4. 04
    ACE transmission

    Certificate of Conformity packaged for filing to ACE via a licensed broker workflow.

Risk-tiering engine

Three lanes, one decision surface

Lane A
Trusted

Low risk · trusted origin · clear classification. Cleared for expedited release.

Lane B
Verify

Verification required. Officer may request additional evidence or schedule an inspection.

Lane C
High risk

AD/CVD, PGA, or high-risk origin flags. Mandatory officer review before transmission.

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Switch between Exporter, Officer, and Importer roles inside the demo portal.
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