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Check a customs file
Choose the type of check. You'll get your score as soon as you've finished, with no sign-up.
Try with this file Import / export fileRecommendedThe simplest path: countries, company, transport, goods and documents. Ideal if you're not a customs expert.StartAdvanced declaration check
Preparing a specific declaration? Check it field by field against the rules of that system.
- DELTA IEImport / export clearance · FranceCheck your French import or export declaration before filing it.Start
- IDMS / AES / AISBelgium & Ireland clearance · Belgium · IrelandCheck your Belgian and Irish IDMS, AIS and AES declarations.Start
- CDSCustoms Declaration Service · United KingdomCheck your UK CDS declarations before filing them.Start
- DMSDouane Management Systeem · NetherlandsCheck your Dutch DMS declarations (Rotterdam, Schiphol).Start
- H7E-commerce up to €150 · European UnionCheck your low-value e-commerce parcel declarations.Start
- EMEBIIntra-EU trade in goods · FranceCheck your monthly intra-EU trade in goods declaration.Start
- ENSEntry summary declaration (ICS2) · European UnionCheck your ICS2 entry summary declaration before filing it.Start
Why check your customs file before the declaration?
A customs declaration is built from your file: commercial invoice, packing list, transport document, proof of origin. A single missing or inconsistent piece of data can be enough to hold the goods, trigger a request for supporting documents or lead to a duty and VAT adjustment months later.
Checking the file upstream lets you fix these points while they are still easy to solve: an email to the supplier rather than a container stuck at the port.
What the free check detects
- Missing essential information: country of origin, value, currency, quantity, weight, EORI, Incoterm.
- Inconsistencies: net weight above gross weight, zero quantity or value, invoice total different from the sum of the lines.
- Descriptions that are too vague (“parts”, “goods”, “gifts”) to identify the product.
- The format of customs codes (HS, CN, TARIC), EORI numbers, customs offices and containers.
- The documents expected for the operation: invoice, packing list, transport document, proof of origin.
A preparation tool, not an official validation
The checker applies deterministic rules and sends nothing to the authorities. It does not replace the analysis of a customs professional or the regulatory obligations that apply to your operation. In particular, a correctly formatted HS code is always flagged “to review”: only an analysis of the goods can confirm their classification.