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For more than 30 years, eCustoms has helped both SMB and Fortune 500 companies solve their cross-border and foreign trade compliance and operational issues with various systems, technologies, and services. eCustoms software is also employed by USF and various other Florida SUS Universities.
Export Compliance eCustoms offers online Software as a Service and integrated Foreign Trade Compliance Solutions for management of mandatory export compliance obligations under government and international regulations – BIS, DDTC, OFAC, DHS – and others. eCustoms’ Visual Compliance solutions and services includes Denied Party Screening, ECCN and USML ITAR Classification, License Determination, and Employee Travel & Visitor Management. Visual Compliance includes online adhoc denied party screening, restricted party screening, batch screening as well as screening solutions that can be integrated into most ERP and CRM systems including SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Netsuite, Salesforce and most in-house developed systems. Visual Compliance has over 35,000 users worldwide.
Other Solutions and Services Among other trade compliance solutions eCustoms offers are Export License Management, Export Documentation and AES Electronic Filing, Import Documentation & ABI Electronic Filing including ISF/10+2, HTS Import Classification and Rulings, NAFTA and other Free Trade Agreements, Audit and Records Management, Statutes, Regulations and Resources. It has also recently developed eManifest+, designed to help companies address new mandatory eManifest rules brought down by the Canadian government.
Integration Capability eCustoms’ selection of compliance systems can be Integrated with SAP, Oracle, Legacy, eCommerce and most other corporate systems.
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