Trade

International trade depends on trusted paperwork.

Certificates of origin, inspection certificates, bills of lading and customs declarations move between exporters, inspectors, shipping lines and customs — and every one shapes a clearance decision.

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The Trade Ecosystem

From the warehouse to the wharf, the same trust layer applies.

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Exporter

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Importer

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Customs

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Shipping Line

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Inspector

Explore Trade Workflows

Kweli works across every trade workflow.

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Export Shipment

Shipping instructions and packing lists move from exporters into every shipment.

  • Shipping InstructionExporter
  • Packing ListExporter

Document Journey

How an export shipment moves from instruction to departure.

1Exporter issues shipping instruction and packing list
2Documents registered
3Shipping line receives documents
4Freight forwarder verifies
5Shipment proceeds

Kweli does not assess the condition or quantity of the goods described.

Business Impact

From a phone call to a cleared shipment.

Today

  • Manual document checks at each border
  • Phone or email confirmation with issuers
  • Delays at customs
  • Inconsistent document versions

With Kweli

  • Independent document verification
  • Faster customs clearance
  • Stronger audit trail
  • Detection of altered or unmatched documents

Implementation

One workflow, proven in practice — not a customs-wide overhaul.

1

Start with one document type, such as certificates of origin

2

Bring on a defined group of exporters

3

Train the trade operations team who process it

4

Track clearance time and exceptions at the border

Get Started

Ready to bring verification into your trade documentation?

Begin with certificates of origin and expand across shipping and customs.