Identify Section 321 structuring and consignee duplication across daily manifests.

The Mini-Agent operates on two inputs: a cargo manifest (CSV or Excel) and commercial invoices (PDF or image). It ingests consignee names, addresses, declared values, and commodity descriptions from these files, including non-standard invoice layouts with unusual fonts or multi-column structures, and then groups and aggregates records for Section 321 Type 86 de minimis review under QA oversight.

The Mini-Agent normalizes consignee names and addresses from the cargo manifest (CSV or Excel) and commercial invoices (PDF or image), groups related records, and sums declared values per consignee per calendar day. It compares these aggregates against the $800 Section 321 de minimis threshold and flags groups showing repeated, same-day shipments or overlapping descriptions for manual broker review.

For typical high-volume e-commerce operations, the Mini-Agent processes a cargo manifest (CSV or Excel) and associated commercial invoices (PDF or image) in under three minutes. Processing includes ingestion, consignee normalization, aggregation against Section 321 Type 86 thresholds, and generation of the structuring risk report (PDF and CSV), leaving time within standard 60-minute filing windows for QA verification.

No. The Mini-Agent produces a structuring risk report (PDF and CSV) from the cargo manifest (CSV or Excel) and commercial invoices (PDF or image) to support professional review. Brokers remain responsible for exercising reasonable care, validating flagged consignee groups and vague descriptions, and deciding whether to adjust filings, request vendor clarifications, or escalate specific Type 86 entries.

The workflow consists of upload, processing, and report generation. Users upload the cargo manifest (CSV or Excel) and commercial invoices (PDF or image), the Mini-Agent processes these files to create normalized consignee groupings and Section 321 Type 86 checks, and a structuring risk report (PDF and CSV) is produced for download or system integration. No additional templates are required.

Yes. The structuring risk report (PDF and CSV) is designed for straightforward import into existing customs brokerage or freight forwarding systems. CSV outputs contain consignee group identifiers, normalized addresses, aggregated values, and status flags, which can be consumed via manual upload or REST API, enabling brokers to align internal audit logs with Section 321 Type 86 review steps.

The Mini-Agent accepts commercial invoices (PDF or image) with non-standard layouts, unusual fonts, and multi-column structures without requiring special templates. It focuses on extracting consignee details, declared values, and commodity descriptions consistently enough to support Section 321 Type 86 aggregation, but QA teams still need to confirm ambiguous records and resolve low-quality or incomplete source documents.