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Self-service platform, eezyimport, adds functionality to its BINA, AI-powered HTS coding tool

Importers empowered with time-saving, self-service capabilities for Customs clearance.

Self-service platform, eezyimport, adds functionality to its BINA, AI-powered HTS coding tool
Supply Chain Xchange Staff
By Supply Chain Xchange StaffMay 08, 2024
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Camden, Delaware, May 8, 2024 – eezyimport, a logistics technology company known for the development of online, self-service freight and Customs technology solutions for importers, announces new features to its AI-enabled BINA (Borderless Import Navigation AI) free text to HTS (harmonized tariff schedule) code identifier tool. BINA is at no cost to users, and tariff and duty data is constantly updated.

In addition to easily identifying import goods HTS classification codes and tariffs for Customs clearance, BINA now has the following features:

- The Catalog tool: An easy reference import database for a users’ products and HTS codes. Users can save their work and log previous searches, avoiding repetitive and time-consuming tasks.

- Integrated fee calculator: Calculates the exact tariff rates and duties based on the country of origin and value of the import goods. The BINA database of international tariffs and duty rates is dynamic and always up-to-date providing a reliable tool for pricing imports.

With these new capabilities, BINA expands its value to shippers increasing data accuracy, and driving time and cost savings.

As an AI-enabled application, BINA’s effectiveness and accuracy consistently improves as the number of eezyimport users increases. The Machine Learning model continuously improves the applications’ algorithms.

“We empower importers with innovative self-service Customs Clearance and global freight solutions. Now, as they book their import shipments, they can easily determine HTS codes, save their work in the Catalog tool and calculate tariff costs for an efficient, online experience. This do-it-yourself capability is a game-changer in streamlining Customs clearance,” said Uri Appelbaum, CEO at eezyimport.

About eezyimport
eezyimport is an online platform that empowers small and medium-sized importers to handle their customs filing requirements easily. The company became the first to offer such an online DIY solution for this segment to further remove obstacles to growth and leave more cash in customers’ pockets, accelerating their success.

eezyCustoms, eezyFreight, and now BINA continue to simplify complex import management processes with innovative, accessible technology that drives greater efficiency.

For more information: https://eezyimport.com, Connect: LinkedIn

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