Check the container before customs does.
Aferis Customs is a web application that cross-checks a container’s paperwork and proposes its TARIC tariff classification before you declare. The decision stays with you or your customs broker.
Free trial, no commitment.
Container CAIU 552081 4Origin: Guayaquil (EC) · Destination: Valencia (ES)
- Invoice
- Packing list
- Bill of lading
- Health certificate
- Label
Tariff classification and document cross-checks in one analysis.
Container CAIU 552081 4Origin: Guayaquil (EC) · Destination: Valencia (ES)
Pre-declaration check · 6 checks
- Invoice
- Packing list
- Bill of lading
- Health certificate
- Label
- 01PackagesChecking…Matches1,200 cartons on invoice, packing list and B/L
- 02Gross weightChecking…Matches24,180 kg on packing list and B/L
- 03Container and seal (B/L)Checking…MatchesCAIU 552081 4 · seal EC-883102
- 04Seal on health certificateChecking…ReviewCertificate shows EC-883120; B/L shows EC-883102
- 05LabelChecking…ReviewProduction method missing (“farmed” or “caught”)
- 06Certificate of originChecking…Can’t checkNot uploaded
Sample data.
Upload the documents
The container’s invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificates and label.
Value-by-value check
Packages, weights, description, container, seal, shipper, consignee and origin are compared across documents.
What doesn’t match
A seal number with one digit out shows up before you declare, with each document’s value side by side.
Label and requirements
Depending on the goods, it checks that the label and certificates carry what’s required. A missing document shows Can’t check.
Proposed TARIC code
It proposes the code from the goods description. Confirm it before declaring; the analysis stays on the container record.
For whoever answers for the container’s paperwork.
- Importer
- Exporter
- Freight forwarder
- Customs broker
What it doesn’t do
- It doesn’t file the import declaration, or any other.
- It doesn’t guarantee the code: the declarant answers for it.
- It doesn’t verify that certificates, signatures or stamps are genuine.
What people usually ask us.
No. It checks the documents behind the declaration and proposes the tariff code, so the declaration is prepared on paperwork that agrees. You or your customs broker file it.
From the goods description and the official TARIC nomenclature, with the source text in view. An assistant answers TARIC questions; its answers are for guidance only.
Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificates (health, origin or others, depending on the goods) and the label. If one is missing, that check shows Can’t check.
No. It runs in the browser, over HTTPS. You sign up at customs.aferis.es and start on a free trial, with no commitment and no implementation.