A document associated with cargo traveling internationally by air, allowing airlines to track inventory.

In house carbon emissions calculations available on an annual, monthly, or per shipment basis.

A document outlining the collection and delivery locations, signed by the releasing and receiving parties for proof of transport.

The consignee is unaware of who the shipper is and visa versa. Shipping documents will not include identifying information of the opposite party.

A warehouse authorized by customs authorities for storage of goods. Payment of duties is deferred until cargo is removed.

A request with complete Origin and Destination addresses, and a full set of contact details, enabling a user to book and create a shipment.

Typically required by large residential or commercial buildings, a COI outlines proof of insurance and a woker’s compensation coverage for external companies to perform on-site services such as unpacking or installation.

An inspection to track the physical condition of an object with 1-3 images at collection or delivery.

A thorough inspection to track the physical condition of an object with 5 - 10 images and notes on the BOL at collection or delivery.

A feature that automates the customs filing procedure by generating documentation and Commercial Invoice that guarantee international compliance

A number used by customs to monitor and track shipments coming into and out of the EU.

Intermediary between the booking party and the final destination of the cargo who is organizing a shipment.

An internationally recognized index used to categorize goods.

A customs fee for cargo imported into the U.S.

Goods that are imported for sale or sale on approval.

A document that provides authorization for a customs broker to clear freight on behalf of the importer of record.

A form of sales tax due to the importing country based on a percentage of the value of the cargo.