Connecting public and private sector to unite on tariff requirements
Tariff volatility has left businesses wondering about the impact to their bottom line and overall trade strategy, while regulators figure out how to ramp up enforcement.
Altana drives efficiency and cost savings for both sides through the network.


Real-world results
Tariff work gets done on the network
1,000,000+ Products classified
8X Faster customs filing
$300M Average duty savings identified
A network solution
A common picture of products and risk factors help businesses and regulators communicate about tariffs
Understand tariff impacts and leverage AI to classify products, determine the appropriate country of origin, and interpret the rules of origin to quality for free trade agreements to submit to CBP.
Importers
Review flags for transshipment risk, and errors in classification, country of origin, or valuation of a product to easily spot tariff evasion and enforce policy.
Regulators
Respond to requests from importers for information and documents needed to show proof of qualification for free trade agreements.
Suppliers
Collaborate with importers to prep classification and country of origin for customs entries, while surfacing opportunities to lower tariffs by qualifying for free trade agreements.
Logistics providers
Tariff simulator
Understand the true impact on tariff volatility with precision, powered by your value chain network data.
Automated HS classification
Classify your products in seconds using AI and collaboration between importers and LSPs.
Automated country of origin
Let AI determine inaccuracies in your country of origin declaration.
USMCA qualification
Find hidden FTA opportunities quickly using AI.
FTA claims filing
Submit FTA claims to regulators on the network using Product Passports.
Tariff screening
LSPs can support importers by screening for FTAs, COO, classification, and valuation.
Value chain collaboration
Join a trusted trade network connected through a shared operational view of the supply chain, created to build and sustain trust.
Tariff enforcement
Regulators can leverage AI to detect misrepresentation of classification, country of origin, valuation, and risk of transshipment.