Describe your product once. Come back to a market scenario ready to evaluate.
The agent prepares entry briefs combining a commercial hypothesis from the model with customs facts retrieved from Leviqa services. You tell apart what is citable from what is up for discussion.
What each brief separates
- 01Verified fact
- 02Agent proposal
- 03Declared gap
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Exploratory by nature, not a regulatory opinion.
Every code is a candidate until the professional classification flow concludes. The brief organises the hypothesis and leads to validation — it does not replace it.
- Verified fact
- Code, rate and legal basis returned by the tariff engine, with source and version.
- Agent proposal
- Positioning hypothesis, suggested adaptation and next step — creation, not customs data.
- Declared gap
- What the tool did not return appears as an absence, never as zero or silence.
You describe it once. The agent goes back to work on its own.
This is not a chat waiting for a prompt. It is a loop that runs with your computer switched off: it picks the market, queries the official schedules, writes the scenario and tells you when it is ready.
- 01
Describe the product, once
Name, description and whatever you already know. No attribute is required — if something is missing and it matters, the agent asks later, and only when it changes the classification.
product profiledescriptionSingle-origin roasted arabica coffee beans, not decaffeinated, packed in 1 kg valve bags for retail sale.
originBrazilpackagingRetail, 1 kgWritten once. It holds for every market that follows.
- 02
The agent picks the market
Among countries with a loaded tariff schedule, without repeating what you already received. You can say where to start and what is not interesting.
market selection- United Stateschosen
- Germanyqueued
- Japanqueued
Only countries with a loaded schedule qualify. No schedule, no rate to cite.
- 03
It queries the tools — and separates what is fact
Code, rate and legal basis come from the same services that serve the paid operation. The commercial hypothesis sits beside them, labelled as a proposal. Never mixed.
tool retrievalVerified factHTSUS 20260901.21.00.00FreeHTSUS General Rules of Interpretation 1 and 6
Agent proposalSingle-origin coffee supports a premium price in this market when origin, harvest and roast date appear on the pack.
The green one you can cite in a meeting. The grey one is for discussion.
- 04
The brief waits for you
A notice arrives. You open it, read the scenario, react in one click — and the reaction steers the next market.
brief deliveredUnited StatesAvailableA classification candidate proposed, the published rate retrieved from the active schedule, and a cost scenario using your assumptions.
- Classification candidates, each with its reasoning
- Rate, validity and legal basis
- What is missing to conclude responsibly
- The next step inside Leviqa
A delivered brief consumes one unit of the allowance. A run that does not deliver consumes nothing.
Single-origin roasted arabica coffee beans, not decaffeinated, packed in 1 kg valve bags for retail sale.
Written once. It holds for every market that follows.
Continue through the workflow
The classification, cost and evidence decisions share the same operational record.