DocxsterCustoms
Built for licensed customs brokers processing 500+ entries/month

Stop Re-Keying Entry Docs

Your entry writers didn't train for years to re-key PDFs

Docxster extracts and validates invoices, packing lists, and arrival notices against each other — automatically. Your team reviews exceptions. Not everything.

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INV-2024-0891.pdf
Commercial Invoice · Received 2 min ago
3 Discrepancies
COMMERCIAL INVOICE
Shipper
Shenzhen Tech Co., Ltd
Building A, Futian District
Shenzhen, China 518048
Consignee
ABC Imports LLC
100 Commerce Blvd
Miami, FL 33101
DescriptionQtyUnit PriceTotal
Electronic Components (HTS 8542.31)500$12.50$6,250.00
PCB Assemblies (HTS 8534.00)200$45.00$8,000.00
Cable Assemblies (HTS 8544.42)1,000$3.20$2,200.00
Total Invoice Value$16,450.00
3 issues flagged before entry
Validated in 2.4s

Seamlessly integrated across platforms

CargoWise
McLeod
Magaya
Customs City
NetCHB
BlueRay
GO Customs
MIC Customs
Questa Web
E2 Open
The Problem

Why customs entry still breaks

The same three failure modes show up across every brokerage — regardless of platform.

Entry errors caught too late

Discrepancies between invoices, packing lists, and arrival notices surface only after submission — triggering costly CF-28s, delays, and CBP scrutiny.

72% of entry errors
are caught post-submission

Manual cross-checking

Entry writers spend 40–60% of their day manually comparing line items across three or more documents — a repetitive task that should be automated.

2–4 hours
lost per broker per day

No audit trail

When CBP audits an entry, reconstructing the decision trail is painful. There's no record of which documents were checked, what matched, and who reviewed what.

Zero documentation
on validation decisions

Docxster eliminates all three — before documents reach your entry platform.

In their own words

Does this sound familiar?

Verbatim from licensed brokers and customs operations leaders we've interviewed.

How It Works

From importer email to filed entry — without the manual work

Click the dot to walk through how Docxster processes a real customs shipment end-to-end.

Workflow

Setup

Workflow

Your team configures the entry workflow once — document types expected, validation rules, downstream destination (NetCHB or other). Every shipment from that importer follows the same path.

01 · Setup

Workflow

Your team configures the entry workflow once — document types expected, validation rules, downstream destination (NetCHB or other). Every shipment from that importer follows the same path.

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Workflows

The workflows your entry team runs manually today.

Docxster handles each of these end-to-end — intake, extraction, validation, and upload to your entry platform.

ROI Calculator

How much one can save!

Adjust the sliders to match your brokerage. Estimates monthly and annual savings from recovered staff time and avoided error remediation.

Volume & team
Monthly entry volume800
Entry staff FTEs6
Fully-loaded hourly rate$35
Time per entry — manual (min)50
Source: GSA — avg. 50 min (range 45–60)
% time chasing missing data25%
Error exposure
Entry error rate (%)10%
CBP audit data — default 8–12%
Cost to remediate one error ($)$350
3 hrs staff time + broker admin + CF-28 response
HS classification error rate (%)2.0%
Avg. duty delta per HS error ($)$400
Monthly labor savings
$24K
recovered staff time
Monthly error cost avoided
$34K
validation + HS classification
Total monthly savings
$58K
$696K / year
LaborExtraction + re-keying elimination$15K
LaborMissing data chase time eliminated$8K
ErrorsCross-doc validation catches$28K
ErrorsHS classification correction avoided$6K

Assumptions: Entry error rate default 10% (CBP audit data). CF-28 response cost = 3 hrs × hourly rate. Processing time 50 min/entry (GSA benchmark). All values editable above — sliders go to zero to model any scenario.

Common Questions

Questions from brokers

The things brokers actually ask before they book a demo.

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