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Tariff classification research that shows its work

Tariff Code Compliance for Claude turns product details into a structured research path: focused questions, current tariff evidence, realistic alternatives, and uncertainty you can review.

Install in ClaudeSee the guided walkthrough

Research support only. Results are not legal advice, a binding customs ruling, or an automatic write to another system.

Mav guiding a product from a Claude conversation into structured tariff research
Start with the product and destination. Claude guides the questions; Tariff Code Compliance supplies the requested tariff evidence.

The classification problem

A product name is not a defensible tariff decision

Material, construction, function, intended user, and destination can all change the answer. A useful workflow must identify missing facts, use the tariff schedule that is actually available, and make the reasoning reviewable.

1

Missing facts change codes

A generic description can hide the exact facts that distinguish one realistic classification from another.

2

Tariff schedules change

The workflow discovers enabled tariff systems and exact versions at runtime instead of assuming a stale revision.

3

Review needs evidence

A bare code is difficult to challenge. A reviewable result records facts, hierarchy, alternatives, assumptions, and uncertainty.

A guided workflow in Claude

From product facts to a reviewable recommendation

  1. Step 1

    Connect securely

    Install from Claude's public directory and use the normal Tariff Code Compliance sign-in window.

  2. Step 2

    Answer focused questions

    Claude asks for the destination, material, construction, function, intended user, and other facts that matter.

  3. Step 3

    Research the evidence

    Tariff Code Compliance returns requested codes, hierarchy, notes, definitions, rates, and relationships from an enabled graph.

  4. Step 4

    Review the result

    Claude assembles a recommendation with supporting facts, rejected alternatives, assumptions, and uncertainty.

Mav reviewing tariff hierarchy, notes, and classification evidence
The goal is not just a code. It is a trail of evidence a person can inspect, question, and carry into a decision.

Evidence you can inspect

See why one candidate fits better than another

  • Named tariff system and exact graph version
  • Product facts used and material facts still missing
  • Relevant hierarchy, notes, definitions, and exclusions
  • Rejected alternatives, assumptions, and uncertainty
Follow a complete cotton T-shirt example
Mav organizing tariff research for review by a customs broker

Know when to hand off

Better research makes professional review more useful

Tariff Code Compliance for Claude supports research; it does not replace legal judgment or a binding customs decision. Escalate when the stakes are high, a controlling fact is uncertain, schedules or rulings conflict, or your organization requires professional signoff.

Bring the customs broker or trade specialist a concise package: product facts, the system and version researched, supporting evidence, rejected candidates, and open questions.

Compare Claude, Tariff Code Compliance, and a customs broker

Start with one product and the facts you know

Connect Tariff Code Compliance, ask Claude to follow the guided classification workflow, and inspect the evidence before you act.

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