The invoice is in someone's inbox. The job should already have it.
The client, the line, the CFS and the overseas agent each email a different person. Vegatrix puts those papers on the job. You check the flagged fields and file as usual.
The same facts, typed until customs catches them
Invoice, BL, Bill of Entry, insurance certificate. Staff copy IEC, GSTIN, weight and value across all four.
The same 25 fields, four times
Invoice to BL to Bill of Entry to insurance certificate. IEC, GSTIN, weight and value get typed again at each step.
Documents live in staff inboxes
The arrival notice is in one person's email. The packing list is in another's. Nobody has the full job until someone hunts.
Customs finds the weight mismatch
Invoice weight and BL weight disagree. The query memo arrives after you have filed, not before.
Forward the papers. File as usual.
You file the Bill of Entry. The system prepares the file and checks it first.
Set a forwarding rule once. Nothing changes for the client. CC a job-specific address and the line's reply lands on the right file.
Each document is stored. Invoice, packing list, COO, BL, arrival notice, delivery order and Bill of Entry get fields with a confidence score. Duplicates and amendments are flagged.
Low-confidence fields are highlighted. Cross-document checks catch weight and value mismatches. You file the Bill of Entry as you do today.
What the operations desk gets
Your customs documentation, organised by job, in one system.
Questions a CHA asks before a demo
Straight answers. Including where filing stays.
See the job file on a real desk
We onboard CHA firms in conversation, not a signup form. Tell us your ports and how documents arrive today.