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    Customs Compliance

    Customs Invoice Auditor

    Paste, upload, or photograph a commercial invoice and get an instant customs-compliance audit — missing fields, Incoterm, HS code, valuation, and sanctioned-party checks, with an exportable report. Costs 15 credits.

    Invoice content is sent to a third-party AI model for extraction. Don't upload data you're not authorised to share.

    Audit a customs invoice before you file

    A commercial invoice is the backbone of a customs declaration — and the errors that trigger delays, demand notes, and penalties usually sit right on its face: a missing or invalid HS code, no Incoterm or named place, a value that doesn't reconcile with the line items, an absent country of origin, or a counterparty that appears on a sanctions list. Dutifi's Invoice Auditor reads your invoice — pasted text, a PDF, or a photo — extracts every field with AI, then checks each one deterministically: required customs fields, Incoterms 2020 validity, HS-code plausibility against the tariff nomenclature, line-item and total arithmetic, and sanctioned-party screening against the OFAC, EU, and UN consolidated lists. You get a clear pass / warning / fail on each point, the fix, and an exportable report.

    Why it matters

    EU customs can audit a declaration for three years after acceptance — ten where fraud is involved — so an error caught before filing is far cheaper than one found after clearance. The Invoice Auditor is built to be trustworthy: the AI only reads and extracts, while every compliance verdict comes from deterministic checks and Dutifi's own trade data, so results are consistent and auditable rather than a black-box opinion. Findings link straight to the right tool to fix them — the HS Classifier, the Sanctions Screener, or the Incoterms Advisor. It's informational guidance, not legal advice: verify against the authoritative sources and your broker before you file.

    Frequently asked questions

    Frequently asked questions

    Answers to common questions

    EU customs may audit declarations for three years from acceptance of the declaration under the Union Customs Code (Reg (EU) 952/2013). The audit window extends to ten years where the irregularity involves fraud or a criminal offence. Records supporting the declaration must be retained for the same period.