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Normalize Trade Parties
Connect suppliers, manufacturers, MIDs, countries, and part numbers.
Country of origin audit
Make Country of Origin a Verified Tariff Decision
Compare multiple origin signals to identify declarations that may require confirmation or correction.
CompareCountry of export
VerifyMID and supplier
ConnectImporter master data
AnalyzeTransaction history
Origin risk analysis
Identify potential COO discrepancies across connected records.
Country of origin is a key element of tariff treatment. TariffBoost brings declared origin, shipment, manufacturer, supplier, and historical signals into one review.
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Compare Origin Signals
Flag contradictions across customs, commercial, supplier, and shipment records.
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Prioritize Tariff Impact
Focus investigation on discrepancies with the greatest duty or compliance impact.
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Document the Answer
Record supporting facts and send approved origin data to systems and brokers.
Five-factor comparison
See where origin records disagree.
Export Country & MID
Compare the declared origin with shipment routing and manufacturer identity patterns.
Supplier & Importer Data
Identify where vendor statements and internal product records conflict with customs declarations.
Transaction History
Surface unexplained origin changes and outliers across products, brokers, ports, and time.
Country of origin should agree across the full customs record.
TariffBoost creates a review trail showing which signal conflicted, the transactions affected, the potential tariff impact, and the facts that still need confirmation.
See how origin connects to FTA savings
Country-of-origin questions
Why origin data matters
Why does country of origin affect tariffs?
Origin can determine eligibility for preferential treatment and exposure to country-specific tariff actions, quotas, marking rules, and other import requirements.
Is country of export the same as country of origin?
Not necessarily. The export country reflects shipment movement, while origin generally depends on where a good was produced or substantially transformed under the applicable rule.
What records support a COO audit?
Useful records may include entry data, manufacturer IDs, supplier declarations, bills of materials, production information, product masters, certificates, and historical transactions.
Origin compliance review
Find origin discrepancies before they become tariff exposure.
Request a COO Audit→Start with entry history, supplier records, and product data. TariffBoost will surface the inconsistencies worth investigating.