Sefer reads your shipment documents and drafts ready-to-file entries, then handles the post-entry work and surfaces refund opportunities you’d otherwise miss. Every entry is reviewed by your licensed brokers.
Works with your existing systems
The foundation of the post-release workspace below.
Email, Outlook, Gmail, or a shared folder in. Sefer parses every attachment (invoice, packing list, BOL, COO, supplier declarations) into a structured shipment. Conflicts surfaced, not silently picked.
10-digit classification with the GRI applied, CROSS rulings cited, alternatives ruled out. For composite goods, GRI 3(b) questions get surfaced. Your LCB makes the call.
CSMS, Federal Register, USTR ingested as they publish. The stack (HTSUS, 232, 301, Chapter 99, IEEPA, AD/CVD) computed in real time. Every layer cites its source.
Chapter notes, origin, PGA disclaimers, AD/CVD, bond, ISF. Clean drafts (7501, 3461, ISF, 7512) land in CargoWise, NetCHB, CustomsCity, or flat ABI. Nothing transmits until your LCB submits.
Same data. Same broker in control.
Sefer matches the notice to the entry, pulls every supporting doc on file, and drafts the narrative addressing CBP’s question. Your LCB edits, signs, submits. The 30-day clock without the scramble.
Every entry on a liquidation calendar at ~314 days. When a CSMS, CROSS reversal, USTR exclusion, or IEEPA proclamation opens a PSC, every affected entry is flagged and pre-drafted with citations.
Sefer scores your entire ABI history against IEEPA and CAPE rules, cites the basis per entry, and assembles the claim packet. You keep the fee. No contingency.
Per importer and per HTS, a continuously updated dossier: GRI reasoning, COO, PGA disclaimers, tariff sources, CBP correspondence, PSCs, refund claims. When a focused assessment lands, the file is minutes away.
If we missed yours, the demo is the best place to dig in.
No. Your LCB reviews and submits every output on their license and your filer code.
Every draft has an audit trail, every classification has cited reasoning, every rule has its CBP source. The documented basis CBP wants in a focused assessment.
Your team, through your existing ABI or ACE Portal, on your filer code. Sefer has no filer code and never transmits.
Same liability path as any entry your LCB signs today. The reasoning trail makes reasonable care easier to demonstrate; it doesn’t shift liability.
No. Per-broker tenant isolation. No cross-broker model training. SOC 2 Type II in progress.
CargoWise, NetCHB, CustomsCity, and direct ACE Portal. Magaya in pilot. Flat ABI file export for custom stacks.
Yes. FDA, EPA TSCA, USDA APHIS, NHTSA, FCC, CPSC, ATF, FWS, plus state-level. Disclaimer codes pre-populated; LCB reviews before submission.
All stacked in real time with citations. Updates as CBP publishes CSMS and the Federal Register publishes proclamations.
Eligibility scoring across your full ABI history with the basis cited per entry; LCB reviews and files. You keep the fee. No contingency.
PSCs and 1514 protests get pre-drafted when a CSMS, CROSS reversal, USTR exclusion, or IEEPA proclamation opens one. The reasonable-care file is your focused-assessment dossier, exportable in minutes.