Four connected modules, from goods descriptions to post-clearance review.
Customs decisions depend on information gathered at different points in the trade lifecycle. Vague descriptions, scanned documents and fragmented transaction histories create different problems for declaration, assessment and audit teams.
The work addresses these problems through four distinct modules. Guided filing improves the structure of the initial declaration; document processing supports assessment; risk models inform examination routing; and post-clearance analysis examines patterns beyond an individual shipment. Each module supports a different decision and retains its own review controls.
Guided-assistant design and development
A guided filing assistant combines semantic tariff retrieval, regulatory references and targeted clarification questions to turn free-text product descriptions into structured goods-declaration data.
Document-processing pipeline engineering
A multi-pass document workflow reconstructs scanned information, separates identity redaction from content processing and applies consistency checks before human review.
Risk-model and decision-workflow development
Risk analysis combines trader, commodity and transaction attributes with specialist model signals. Explanations connect the detected risk to the officer’s examination-routing decision.
Audit-analysis modules and job orchestration
Rules, statistical checks and unsupervised learning examine transaction, entity and sector patterns after clearance. Configurable parameters and asynchronous jobs support changing audit priorities.
Primea’s customs work spans guided declarations, document assessment, clearance risk analysis and post-clearance audit systems.
AI Systems
Right-to-left product engineering, persistent conversations and separate knowledge contexts.
AI Systems
Recognition, synthesis and voice access to digital information.
