Declara validates commodity codes against live UK export controls, flags the waivers and licences each one needs, and reclassifies the wrong ones — resolved together in a single sitting, before anything's filed.
Enter any 10-digit UK commodity code. Declara checks it against the live Trade Tariff and shows you what it finds.
HMRC withdrew the universal export waiver in 2025. Now every commodity needs its own specific control and waiver codes, checked against the current tariff — and a single wrong code means a rejected declaration. Codes are easy to get wrong and hard to verify by hand, especially across a full catalogue. Declara closes that gap before the shipment moves.
Every commodity code is checked against the official UK Trade Tariff in real time — so unfilable codes surface here, not as a customs rejection later.
Waivers and licences are pulled live from the tariff for each code and destination. Every row links back to the official page. No guessing, no static lists.
When a code is wrong, find the right one together. The tool shows the candidate classifications; the customer confirms which describes their goods. It never picks for them.
Every answer is dated and recorded — the basis for what gets filed. Export a customer leave-behind and a dated operator evidence record in a click.
Everything comes live from HMRC's own published tariff — the same data behind the official gov.uk site. Every result is traceable to its tariff page, and the tool is surface-and-confirm by design: it never auto-picks a code. The opposite of an AI that guesses and hopes.
Used by logistics ops teams and account executives in real client situations.
Drop a client's product catalogue into Declara before the manifest is locked. Flag every broken code, identify waivers required, and send the shipment clean — before the truck leaves the yard.
Run Declara live in an introductory client meeting. Paste their manifest, surface the compliance risks in real time, and walk out having demonstrated something their current provider can't do.
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