Reconcile the data
A customs declaration is read alongside its order and its shipment.
Master international trade compliance
Continuity and security for your operations, end to end.
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Group EuropeAll entities
Commercial flows
January to August 202618,462 declarations in the selected scope.
- Imports
- 10,760 declarations
- Exports
- 7,702 declarations
- Customs value
- €1.24B
- To examine
- 126 discrepancies
Declarations by month
Detail by month
| Month | Imports | Exports | Customs value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 1,240 | 860 | €146M |
| Feb | 1,180 | 910 | €143M |
| Mar | 1,420 | 1,020 | €168M |
| Apr | 1,310 | 950 | €155M |
| May | 1,390 | 990 | €162M |
| Jun | 1,470 | 1,040 | €177M |
| Jul | 1,560 | 1,080 | €189M |
| Aug | 1,190 | 852 | €100M |
Between your systems, those of customs, your obligations and your teams, there is a break.
It stands in the way of compliance. To justify an operation, you first have to piece it back together.
Continuity for international trade compliance
TCH links what that break separates, without replacing your systems.
Flag discrepancies
A discrepancy in classification, origin or value is flagged with its supporting documents.
Justify and record decisions
An authorised person decides; the file keeps the basis, the facts and the history.
Steer and run your operations
DELTA I/E and DELTA T declarations, stock accounting, classification, origin, export control and sanctions.
What continuity brings
- Control
- Oversight by entity, consolidated across the group.
- Security
- A discrepancy is examined in-house, before any inspection by the authorities.
- Traceability
- At a post-clearance control, the file is already assembled.
- Alignment
- Customs, export control, logistics and finance work on the same operation.
- Agility
- When regulations change, your internal controls are revised.
The EU customs reform has been adopted.
Beyond the declaration, customs supervision will rely on your data.
EU Customs Data Hub
- 2028Opening to e-commerce
- 2031Voluntary use
- 2034Mandatory use
Regulation (EU) 2026/2108 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 September 2026.
Meet the obligations of each sector
Controls are set with you, within the agreed scope.
- Defence
The item, its consignee and its end user are checked before anything ships.
Military and dual-use classification of parts and assemblies, licences followed by programme, end-user and end-use review, screening of partners and intermediaries, and the file that shows who cleared what, and when.
- Aerospace
Parts subject to authorisation travel through long supply chains, where origin is justified at every tier.
Dual-use items mixed with civil parts, preferential origin across supplier tiers, classification of assemblies and spares, and export licences tied to programmes and destinations.
- Automotive
Preferential origin determines the duty, and suppliers’ declarations prove it.
Preferential origin computed across deep supplier tiers, CBAM exposure on steel and aluminium inputs, classification of parts and kits, and consistency between purchase orders, shipments and declarations.
- Pharmaceuticals and chemicals
Drug precursors and dual-use items move through ordinary flows.
Classification of active ingredients and formulations, precursor and dual-use controls, screening of third parties, and documents that follow each batch from the order to the declaration.
- Electronics and semiconductors
Exporting the same component may or may not require authorisation, depending on its destination and end use.
Export controls on components and equipment, origin and valuation across contract manufacturers, screening of distributors and end users, and a classification kept consistent across catalogues.
- Energy and industrial equipment
Restrictive measures and CBAM meet on a single operation.
Classification and valuation of equipment, CBAM on steel-intensive goods, sanctions on oil, gas and related services, and project cargo documented from end to end.
- Commodity trading
Counterparties change from one deal to the next.
Sanctions screening on counterparties, vessels and ports, origin and preferential proofs on bulk goods, deforestation due diligence on soft commodities, and valuation consistent with the contracts.
- Agri-food and consumer goods
Origin and deforestation-free status are proven batch by batch.
Due diligence on cocoa, coffee, soy, wood and rubber, preferential origin on finished goods, classification of blends and sets, and documents kept per lot.
Rely on the work of customs lawyers
Seasoned in litigation and operational structuring, they designed the controls with us, from their practice. The platform does not provide legal advice.
Meet the teamKeep control of your data
Your data is isolated by organisation and by entity, in a dedicated database on request. Hosting is planned on OVHcloud, in France. The architecture is shared under a non-disclosure agreement.
Draw on leading-edge technology
The platform brings together the best of today’s technology: large-scale data processing, search across official sources, models qualified for each domain. It examines all of your operations, where a manual review works by sampling. Its performance is measured on your own operations.
Start from one of your operations
Describe one operation and the systems it goes through. No confidential document is required at this stage.
