Lower cross-border cost with a cleaner broker handoff.

Tighten customs inputs, design cheaper shipments, and hand brokers importable commercial invoice data through one export protocol.

EntryGo helps teams cut landed cost, reduce customs friction, and move broker-ready files downstream with carried-forward customs treatment.

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Built for developers/Broker-ready by default/Compliance-aware workflow

Launch With AI

Start with the EntryGo stack prompt

EntryGo gives your LLM a clean optimize, plan, and execute handoff so you can move from idea to integration faster.

Optimize Plan Execute

Copy LLM prompt from the hero CTA.

Export artifacts

The output should look usable before a broker ever touches it.

EntryGo generates the operational package around the handoff, not just a status change. The point is to move documents and shipment context downstream in a form brokers can intake.

Primary specimen

Commercial Invoice

PDF
Generated on execution
ShipmentCA → US
SellerNorthline Commerce Ltd.
ImporterFulton Retail LLC
TermsDDP • Broker handoff prepared
TreatmentClassification, PGA, and 232 context attached
Document lines
Wool overshirtHS 6201 • 48 units
Leather beltHS 4203 • 62 units
Merino knit capHS 6505 • 32 units
Packing List

5 cartons • 142 units • carton map attached

Line-level quantities, carton counts, weights, and SKU grouping for warehouse and broker review.

Broker Submission Summary

Entry context • consignee • treatment flags

Shipment notes, routing references, and customs treatment carried forward for intake.

Shipment / Routing Metadata

Port, carrier, routing, package identifiers

Execution metadata paired with document output so downstream systems keep the same record.

What EntryGo does

Input in. Protocol through the middle. Broker-ready output at the end.

Teams send operational data in, EntryGo runs the optimize → plan → execute sequence, and the result is a structured customs package with inspectable state.

Input

Orders, products, routing intent, and customs context go in.

EntryGo starts from the operational data teams already have: product records, shipment candidates, broker preferences, and customs treatment context.

/Product and order records
/Shipment and routing inputs
/Broker and compliance context
Protocol

The export protocol makes the workflow explicit.

Optimize, plan, and execute stay inspectable as one connected system instead of getting rebuilt across forms, spreadsheets, and ad hoc broker threads.

/Customs optimization
/Shipment planning and entry design
/Execution state, artifact generation, and handoff
Output

Structured broker handoff comes out.

The result is a customs package with document artifacts, execution records, and broker-facing data that downstream teams can actually use.

/Commercial invoice data
/Packing and submission documents
/Inspectable lifecycle and package state
Primitive stack

Each stage removes a different source of cross-border waste and hands forward cleaner state to the next one.

01Optimize

Protect landed cost before shipment design starts.

Raise classification confidence, admissibility clarity, and PGA / 232 treatment before planning locks in cost.

Handoff

Planning inherits cleaner customs truth instead of correction-prone product data.

02Plan

Design cheaper shipments and cleaner customs entries.

Decide consolidation, shipment design, and entry construction before freight waste or broker confusion gets baked in.

Handoff

Execution inherits one inspectable shipment plan with broker-ready context.

03Execute

Hand brokers importable files instead of cleanup work.

Write durable state, create importable commercial invoice data, and carry customs treatment into broker handoff. BorderBuddy is integrated and BYOB still works.

Handoff

Broker handoff gets faster and cheaper because the upstream work stayed structured.

Lower landed cost

Better classification, cleaner shipment design, and fewer avoidable broker corrections protect margin.

Fewer broker corrections

Brokers receive importable invoice data and carried-forward customs treatment instead of fragmented follow-up work.

Faster brokerage intake

Cleaner upstream customs and shipment state reduce downstream brokerage coordination.

Who EntryGo serves

The same stack works for engineering, compliance, and broker-facing operations.

Developers and AI builders

Integrate the optimize -> plan -> execute stack once and let agents reason over stable primitives instead of rebuilding customs workflow in app code.

Supply-chain developers

Coordinate orders, shipment design, customs treatment, and broker handoff through one inspectable protocol layer.

Compliance managers

Review admissibility, PGA, Section 232, and broker readiness before shipments trigger downstream work.

Operations teams

Give brokers cleaner entries, cut avoidable correction cycles, and keep execution outcomes legible when real export work runs.

Developer surface

One real integration moment, not a marketing abstraction.

The protocol stays credible when developers can see both sides of the system: the request that triggers execution and the artifact inventory that comes back out.

Execute call
POST /api/exports/execute
{
  "accountId": "acct_warehouse_demo",
  "planId": "plan_01JX8H6M3Y",
  "brokerId": "broker_borderbuddy",
  "shipmentId": "shp_2048",
  "mode": "broker_handoff"
}
Observed output
state: artifacts_generated
customsPackage: cpkg_01JX8H8P4D
artifacts:
  - commercial_invoice.pdf
  - packing_list.pdf
  - broker_submission_summary.pdf
brokerSubmission: prepared

Pricing model

Customs intelligence, priced per decision.

Each product you optimize creates one decision. That includes classification, compliance checks, and confidence scoring.

Retries are included. Only final decisions are billed.

Pay cents per product to avoid dollars of duty risk and broker rework.

Trust
No charge for failed runs.
Retries included.
Predictable usage-based pricing.

Get started

Give your customs broker cleaner data, fewer surprises, and a faster handoff.

Brokers import structured files faster than they reconstruct fragmented ones. Start with the stack, then move into the app when you are ready to create your first key.