AI Product Extraction
Read supplier invoices, quotations and proformas — PDF, Word or image — and turn them into structured line items, quantities, incoterms and values.
AI Trade Intelligence Platform
Know Before You Trade.
Turn invoices and trade documents into actionable intelligence. Review landed-cost estimates, HS code suggestions, compliance requirements and trade risks before your shipment moves.
- Landed cost in minutes, not spreadsheets
- HS code suggestions with duty and tax estimates
- Compliance and risk signals surfaced before you commit
An AI-powered import intelligence platform by TrendFlux Digital.
Trade analysis
Illustrative demo dataChina → BangladeshHS 8544.49
Est. landed cost
$65,880
Duty + VAT (est.)
$11,880
Risk score
high
Compliance checklist
- Commercial invoice and packing list
- Certificate of origin
- Bill of lading
- Product conformity / standards certification
AI recommendation
renegotiate
The trade is economically viable at an estimated $6.59 per coil, but classification is unresolved and risk transfers to the buyer at origin without insurance. Both are cheaper to fix before commitment than after.
Built for the teams making cross-border buying decisions
- SME importers
- Commercial importers
- Trading companies
- Indenting businesses
- Buying houses
- Manufacturers
- Procurement teams
The problem
Import decisions are still fragmented and manual
Before committing to a trade, teams stitch together answers from disconnected sources — and the numbers only become real after the goods are already moving.
Where the answers come from today
- Excel sheets
- WhatsApp threads
- Customs brokers
- Indenting companies
- Manual calculations
- Personal experience
None of these sources agree on a single number, and none of them are available at the moment the decision has to be made.
Questions without a single source of truth
- ?What is my real landed cost?
- ?Which HS code should I use?
- ?How much duty and tax will I pay?
- ?What compliance documents are required?
- ?What risks exist in this trade?
- ?Should I proceed with this trade?
Platform
From supplier document to trade decision in minutes
LANDED converts invoices, quotations and trade briefs into import intelligence your team can act on. Understand the numbers, risks and requirements before committing to the trade.
HS Code Suggestion
Surface ranked classification candidates with the reasoning behind each, so classification stops depending on one person's memory.
Estimates
Duty & Tax Estimation
Estimate applicable duty, VAT and regulatory charges for the destination market before committing to the trade.
Estimates
Landed Cost Breakdown
See goods value, freight, duty, taxes and fees rolled into a single landed cost and per-unit figure.
Compliance Checklist
Understand the documentation, permits and certification requirements mapped to the goods being imported.
Trade Risk Analysis
Surface pricing, supplier, logistics and regulatory risks that quietly erode margin after the deal is signed.
AI Recommendation
Turn the analysis into a clearer proceed, renegotiate or hold decision, with the reasoning attached.
Capabilities marked “Estimates” are model-estimated rather than sourced from a live tariff feed.
The workflow
How LANDED works
Three steps, run against the same analysis engine the demo below uses.
- Step 01
Upload or describe
Add a supplier invoice, quotation or proforma as a PDF, Word file or image, or paste the trade details directly.
- Step 02
Analyze
AI extracts the products, suggests HS codes, estimates duty and taxes, builds the landed cost and checks compliance.
- Step 03
Decide
Review cost, compliance requirements, risks and the AI recommendation before committing to the trade.
A full analysis, as the product renders it
Below is a complete LANDED report for an illustrative China → Bangladesh cable order.
LANDED — AI-powered import intelligence by TrendFlux Digital
Illustrative demo figures
China → BangladeshRisk: highRecommendation: renegotiateIllustrative demo data
A 10,000-coil PVC insulated copper cable order from China to Bangladesh on FOB terms. Classification and regulatory conformity should be verified before commitment; estimated duty and tax load is the dominant cost driver after goods value.
Line items: From documentValues: From documentFreight: From documentDuty & tax rates: AI estimate
Provenance: “From document” was read out of your input, “AI estimate” was inferred by the model, and “Not in input” means the document did not supply it. Every estimate needs broker or authority confirmation.
Estimated landed cost
USD 65,880
Estimate — verify
Estimated cost per unit
USD 6.59
Estimate — verify
Leading HS candidate
8544.49
Candidate — confirm with broker
Extracted products — 1 line item(s)
PVC insulated copper power cable, 3 core, 2.5 sq mm, 100m coil
- Quantity
- Qty 10,000 coils
- Unit value
- Unit 4.85
- Declared value
- Value 48,500
HS code candidates
8544.49
high confidenceOther electric conductors, for a voltage not exceeding 1,000 V, not fitted with connectors
Multi-core PVC insulated copper cable supplied in coils without connectors, rated below 1,000 V.
8544.42
medium confidenceElectric conductors fitted with connectors, for a voltage not exceeding 1,000 V
Applies only if the coils ship with moulded plugs or connectors attached — confirm with the supplier spec sheet.
8544.60
low confidenceOther electric conductors, for a voltage exceeding 1,000 V
Excluded unless the cable is rated above 1,000 V, which the 2.5 sq mm spec does not indicate.
Landed cost breakdown
| Goods value (FOB) | USD 48,500 |
|---|---|
| Ocean freight20ft FCL quote, Ningbo – Chittagong | USD 3,900 |
| Insurance (est. 0.5%)Not yet arranged | USD 262 |
| Customs duty (est.)Estimated ad valorem rate on assessable value | USD 8,083 |
| VAT (est.)Applied on duty-paid value | USD 3,797 |
| Port, C&F and handling (est.) | USD 1,338 |
| Estimated landed cost | USD 65,880 |
Compliance requirements
Commercial invoice and packing list (required)
Must match declared HS code, quantity and incoterm exactly.
Certificate of origin (required)
Needed to establish origin and any applicable preferential treatment.
Bill of lading (required)
Consignee and notify party details must match the LC or contract terms.
Product conformity / standards certification (conditional)
Electrical goods commonly require a conformity certificate in the destination market — confirm the current requirement before shipment.
Insurance certificate (advisory)
Advisable on FOB terms where risk transfers at the origin port.
Trade risk analysis
- regulatoryhigh
Classification ambiguity between 8544.49 and 8544.42
The connector configuration changes the applicable duty line. Confirm the physical spec before declaration.
- pricingmedium
Copper price exposure on a large order
Copper-content pricing can move materially between quotation and shipment on a 10,000-unit order.
- logisticsmedium
Risk transfers at origin on FOB with no insurance
Insurance is not yet arranged, leaving the buyer exposed from the Ningbo port rail.
- suppliermedium
30% advance against an unverified supplier record
Advance payment without a verified track record or inspection clause concentrates counterparty risk.
Verify before committing — 0/4 confirmed
LANDED is decision support, not a customs ruling. Confirm each item below with your broker, supplier or the relevant authority before you commit.
AI recommendation
renegotiate
The trade is economically viable at an estimated $6.59 per coil, but classification is unresolved and risk transfers to the buyer at origin without insurance. Both are cheaper to fix before commitment than after.
- Obtain the supplier spec sheet and confirm whether connectors are fitted, then lock the HS code with your broker.
- Confirm the destination conformity requirement for low-voltage electrical cable.
- Arrange marine insurance before goods leave the origin port, or renegotiate to CIF.
- Add an inspection or quality clause tied to the 70% balance payment.
Export this illustrative demo for your broker or records. Exports are generated in your browser and carry the verification disclaimer.
Figures are AI estimates for decision support only. Verify HS classification, duty and tax rates with a licensed customs broker or the relevant authority before committing.
Product status
MVP status, stated plainly
LANDED is an early-stage product. Here is exactly where it stands, without dressing it up.
What works today
Trade-document ingestion (PDF, Word, images and text — read in your browser) and trade-brief analysis, producing structured products, HS code candidates, duty and tax estimates, landed cost, compliance requirements, risk signals, a verification checklist and a proceed, renegotiate or hold recommendation. Reports can be exported as CSV or JSON, or printed to a branded PDF.
What is illustrative
Duty rates and freight assumptions are model-estimated, not sourced from a live tariff feed. Every figure is labelled as an estimate in the product.
What is not built yet
Live tariff-rate integrations, user accounts with shared team history, spreadsheet line-item import, and indenting workflows. Analysis history is currently saved on your own device only.
Illustrative estimates. LANDED is an early-stage product. Classification, duty, tax and compliance outputs are AI-generated decision support and must be independently verified with a licensed customs broker or the relevant authority before commercial or regulatory decisions.
Direction
Building toward an AI Trade OS
Import intelligence is the wedge. The expansion path is digital AI indenting, and the long-term vision is one operating system for cross-border trade.
Today
AI Trade Intelligence
Understand landed cost, classification, compliance and trade risk before a shipment moves.
MVP in use as a working prototype
Tomorrow
Digital AI Indenting
Digitize sourcing, buyer–supplier coordination and order workflows for indenting businesses.
Planned
Beyond
AI Trade OS
One operating system for cross-border trade intelligence and execution.
Long-term vision
Know Before You Trade.
Understand your landed cost, compliance requirements and trade risks before the shipment moves. Smarter importing.