Shipment tracking, AI classification, and manifest data.
Track ocean bills through CBP AMS, classify products to an HTS code from a photo, and pull manifest intelligence — the same tools our brokers use, each available via API or MCP.
Wire AMS status, HTS classification, and manifest data straight into your TMS, ERP, or AI agents — no portal required.
Track an ocean shipment through CBP AMS.
Enter a bill of lading and get vessel, voyage, ETA, ISF status, and the full disposition timeline — holds, exams, and release — straight from CBP's Automated Manifest System.
ZIMUIAU3040929A full ocean bill of lading (carrier SCAC + bill number) or a house bill. That's the only input.
- Vessel / Voyage
- GANGES / 17W
- Carrier
- ZIM (ZIMU)
- ETA
- Apr 14, 2026
- Port of Entry
- 2709
- Quantity
- 142 PKG
- ISF on File
- Yes
- 2026-03-2969Bill on file — manifest received
- 2026-04-013ZBOL matched to ISF
- 2026-04-131CEntered & released — general exam
- 2026-04-1419Conveyance arrival — vessel at port
Plus linked house bills (e.g. SSHAS2607720) with their own ISF status and event history.
Snap a photo, get an HTS starting point.
Our AI customs classifier reads a product image and returns a candidate HTS code, duty rate, and landed-cost estimate — a head start before our licensed team verifies it.
Talk to a BrokerACE manifest intelligence, by API or MCP.
PierSignal surfaces ACE M1 ocean manifest data and customs risk intelligence — importers, consignees, suppliers, and trade lanes — delivered through a REST API or MCP server.
Explore PierSignal →What it delivers
- ACE M1 ocean manifest records
- Importer / consignee / supplier lookup
- Trade-lane and shipment-volume intelligence
- Customs risk signals and screening
- Available via REST API or MCP server
A living knowledge graph of U.S. customs law.
We model the HTS and CBP rules from primary sources into a structured, source-cited knowledge graph that powers our classification and duty tools. Explore a live sample below — click any node.
DutyAssessment
Toggle focus between the two hubs to trace how duty assessment connects to HTS classification. Sample from the live US HTS knowledge graph (HTS chapters + CBP CSMS).
Built from primary sources
- USITC HTS chapters 01–99
- CBP CSMS guidance messages
- Federal Register & Section 301 actions
- Every concept cited to its source document
- Continuously updated as CBP publishes
Want these tools wired into your workflow?
AMS tracking, AI classification, manifest data, and the customs ontology — all available via API or MCP, connected straight to your systems.