2customs allows businesses to optimize, monitor and manage the shipment processes. Thanks to the user -friendly interface, companies can perform customs operations faster and more efficiently. In addition, electronically management of customs documents saves time and cost compared to paper -based transactions.
2customs also provides support for adapting to complex regulations in export and import processes. Following current legislation changes, providing access to users with access to current information and reduces compliance risks. In this way, companies minimize mistakes in customs procedures and get a competitive advantage.
The analytical and reporting features provided by 2customs help businesses monitor and improve their shipment performance
Incorrect or incomplete documentation may lead to delays and even rejection of shipment. It is very important to make sure that all necessary documents such as commercial invoices, packaging lists, origin certificates and customs declarations are correct and are suitable for the arrangements of importer and exporting countries.
Failure to comply with customs regulations may cause delays, fines and even confiscation of goods.
Each country has its own rules and requirements, including customs duties, tariffs and restricted/prohibited products for imports and exports. It is necessary to understand and control customs regulations of both exporter and importer countries.
Due to bad weather conditions, port congestion, workers' strikes or logistics problems, there may be delays in shipment. The lack of communication with emergency planning and shipping providers can make these delays even worse.
You should be able to monitor shipping companies or logistics providers to manage your international shipments.
Shipping costs vary significantly depending on factors such as weight, volume, destination and transportation.
Accurate calculation and budgeting of these costs can lead to unexpected financial loads.
In addition, fluctuating fuel prices and exchange rates can further affect freight costs
During transportation, mishaps may occur such as theft, damage or loss of property. Failure to document and report any incident properly can lead to financial losses.
Trade regulations, tariffs and import/export policies change over time. If you are not aware of these changes in time, incompatibilities arise. Cost saving opportunities can be missed. It is very important to monitor and adapt to developing trade regulations.
Effective communication and coordination between all parties (exporters, importers, transport companies, customs brokers, etc.) are vital. Lack of open communication can lead to misunderstandings, delays and errors. For a successful shipment management, regular and open communication lines with all stakeholders must be maintained.