Product → HS Code
Start with a product name, description or catalog row. Learn which material, function and construction facts decide the tariff branch.
From product description to import-ready review
Classification is not one isolated lookup. These guides connect the code, the destination-country tariff, duty planning, origin facts, catalog operations and customs documents into one research path.
Recommended pathClassify → verify → cost → document
Use the product guide or classifier first. Then crosswalk the national code, estimate entry costs, screen origin treatment and preserve the evidence for review.
HS6 → national tariff codes
The six-digit HS base is shared internationally, but US HTS, Canadian tariff items, EU CN/TARIC and UK commodity codes add different national layers.
Import duty
A code is only the start of duty planning. Separate the general or MFN rate from origin preferences, quotas, trade remedies and taxes.
Landed cost
Combine customs value, freight, insurance, duty and fees to compare an import scenario before placing an order.
Bulk catalog classification
Prepare hundreds of SKUs without forcing every row into a false answer. Review missing facts and unresolved items in a catalog workflow.
Customs documents & review
Turn a classification decision into a broker handoff: retain product facts, source release, alternatives and the documents needed for entry review.
Evidence and boundaries
Know what you are relying on
Every reference page identifies its tariff release and official source. Automated output is decision support, not a binding ruling.