DutySignal helps importers spot likely refund exposure, document gaps, and margin-risk SKUs from a single CSV export. This is a manual review service built for fast triage, not a self-serve software platform.
If you import physical goods, you may have entries worth reviewing for duty recovery or product lines where landed costs are eating margin harder than expected.
DutySignal reviews one redacted CSV and returns a client-ready report that helps you answer:
Export one spreadsheet in CSV format. Redaction is allowed.
We analyze likely duty recovery exposure, evidence readiness, and margin-risk signals.
You receive a structured report showing what looks worth pursuing, what still needs support, and what should be prioritized first.
This is a decision and triage review. It does not include customs filing, legal advice, or broker representation.
Send one CSV with core import and margin fields. The ideal file includes:
entry_id, entry_date, importer_name, supplier_name, country_of_origin, declared_value_usd, duty_paid_usd, freight_cost_usd, sku, product_name, quantity, selling_price_usd
Optional but useful:
hs_code, marketplace, fba_fee_usd, referral_fee_usd, other_cost_usd, entry_packet_on_hand, broker_backup_on_hand, commercial_invoice_on_hand, classification_support_on_hand
You may replace importer name, supplier name, SKU, and product name with aliases as long as the aliases stay consistent across rows.
Larger files or repeat reviews can be scoped separately.
We understand import records can be sensitive. That is why DutySignal accepts redacted CSVs for initial review. You do not need to send full operational detail just to test whether a review is useful.
For first-pass reviews, structured row data matters more than brand names.
No. Redacted CSVs are fine for initial review as long as the row structure and key numeric fields remain intact.
No. DutySignal is currently a manual review service. You send the file, and we return the report.
Not as part of the pilot review. The pilot is designed to identify likely opportunities, document gaps, and next steps.
If you want to see whether your import records contain likely recovery opportunities or margin-risk issues, start with one file.