Solution · Importers
Clear customs the first time, every time
The importer is an economic operator with its own legal obligations — verification, documentation and traceability. We make them checkable.
The problem
Importers often assume the manufacturer 'handled compliance'. Under frameworks like the EU's, the importer must verify conformity assessment was done, keep technical documentation available, and ensure traceability labeling — and faces liability if the product is non-compliant.
How it works
Screen the product and origin/destination combination.
Verify which obligations fall on you as the importer.
Collect the manufacturer's declaration and test evidence before shipment.
Confirm HS classification, origin and value data for customs.
File where required (e.g. CPSC eFiling for US imports).
An importer brings LED lighting from China to the EU
The check shows the importer must verify CE conformity, hold the technical file, ensure WEEE producer registration in the destination member states, and confirm RoHS compliance. They build these into the supplier contract — before the container ships, not after customs flags it.
Common questions
It depends on the framework, but EU importers must verify conformity assessment, keep documentation available to authorities, and ensure traceability labeling. Our checks spell out the importer's share per regulation.
CPSC's eFiling rule requires electronic Certificates of Compliance at import for regulated products. The import requirements checker flags it and explains the filing mechanics.
Yes — catalog screening covers your whole import portfolio, and monitoring alerts you when a rule behind any product changes.
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