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Compliance Radar, Personalized Trade Policy Alerts

Personalized policy intelligence, end to end. From the source signal to a one-click action on your real SKUs, with nothing left for your team to triage by hand.

Policy Sources

USITC
Federal
Register
Presidential
Proclamation

+ other government agency feeds

Ginger's Report
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The 20-Notices-a-Morning Problem

Time reclaimed

10+ hrs / week

Hours back, every week

Radar surfaces only the alerts that match your real SKUs, so daily triage drops from hours to minutes.

Saved per officer

$20,000+ / yr

Compliance budget reclaimed

500 triage hours per year at the $40.86 BLS wage is over $20,000 of compliance time redirected from reading notices to real work.

Wage source: BLS OEWS May 2024, SOC 13-1041 Compliance Officers, $84,980 mean annual ($40.86 per hour). Licensed brokers and senior compliance roles exceed this baseline, so $20,000 per year is a conservative floor.

What Tomorrow Morning Looks Like With Radar

Compliance Radar ImpactAlertCard for USTR Section 301 List 4A exclusion window with two affected products (Crystalline Fructose 1702.60.40.00 and Allulose Syrup 2106.90.99.99) and Reclassify and Recalculate action checkboxes

01 / Core Unit

ImpactAlertCard, the Core Unit of Radar

Each alert names the source, summarizes the change, and lists the exact products affected, ready to act on. That is the difference from a policy newsletter.

Compliance Radar Quick Check search bar above the Action needed and Completed tabs, with a completed Federal Register alert showing a struck-through Reclassify product task confirming the 8486.20.00.00 subheading and Chapter 99 exclusion code

02 / Search + History

Quick Check + a Complete Change History

Search any HTS code or topic in one click. Alerts move from Action needed to Completed with the reasoning preserved, a clean record of how each change was handled.

Compliance Radar Topics sidebar showing Section 301 (5 alerts), Section 122 (4), and China (5) subscriptions, with a CSMS reminder and a White House statement both filtered to the Section 301 topic

03 / Subscriptions

Topic Subscriptions That Actually Match Your Work

Subscribe to topics like Section 301, China, or Aluminum. New actions thread back automatically, and 'Mention only' flags keep directional noise out of your action queue.

The Three-Way Loop No Other Platform Closes

An alert that does not know what you classified is just news. Radar reads your own Classifier and Sandbox records, so every policy change arrives as a task on your products, not a headline.

NodeWhat Happens
HTS ClassifierYou classify your products. The reasoning chain and chosen HTS candidates stay in your account.
Compliance RadarA new policy lands. Radar intersects it with your stored classifications and lists exactly which products are affected.
Product SandboxRecalculate opens the impacted products in Sandbox. Re-run the matrix, commit a new Selection, and the alert closes.

Where the Loop Shows Up In Product

Radar Alert tabs are wired into both Classifier and Sandbox, so a policy change lands as a task where you already work.

Inside HTS Classifier

Compliance Radar Alert tab inside the HTS Classifier Research List showing Crystalline Fructose Food Industrial product flagged for re-classification with an FDA safety review reason and a Re-classify button
Radar flags affected SKUs inside the Classifier. One click reopens the GRI reasoning workflow.

Inside Product Sandbox

Compliance Radar Alert tab inside Product Sandbox listing four affected products (Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds, Industrial Steel Wire Rack, Premium Ceramic Dinnerware, Cotton Knit Polo Shirts) with per-row reason badges and a bulk Calculate All control
One click recalculates a single product, or Calculate All re-runs the matrix across every affected one.

From Policy Signal to Closed Task in Three Steps

CSMS
Federal Register
White House
CBP Rulings
USTR
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Track the Sources That Move Duties

Radar monitors the five U.S. policy sources that actually change duties and tags each alert by signal authority.

policy
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Match Every Policy to Your SKUs

Instead of a generic 'Section 232 modified' headline, you see 'affects 3 of your SKUs' with the exact HTS codes.

03

Act From the Alert Itself

Each alert carries its own Reclassify and Recalculate actions. Handle them, mark them done, and it moves to Completed.

Every Alert, From Detection to Done

Detect

Catch the signal that matters to your portfolio. Filter out everything else.

Personalized Impact Alerts

Every new policy action is matched against your portfolio: 'Affects N of your products' with the exact HTS list, not a generic newsletter blast.

Search

Ask anything, get one answer synthesized from every authoritative source.

section 232

Quick Check Cross-Source Live Search

v2.0 Coming Soon

Beyond on-site search. Quick Check queries all five authoritative sources live and returns one synthesized answer for any topic or HTS code.

Resolve

Convert policy signal into completed tasks, delivered where your team works.

task 1
task 2
task 3

One-Click Reclassify and Recalculate

Alerts are not just news, they are tasks. Each ships with one-click Reclassify and Recalculate actions. Mark them done and the alert moves to Completed.

Built for the Person Who Answers 'What Changed Overnight?'

The noun-type subscription compliance teams open every morning, before the first entry is filed.

Compliance Managers

Replace daily Federal Register and CSMS triage with alerts tied to actual SKUs

Sourcing Teams

Catch tariff list changes that hit supplier countries before they hit the entry

Customs Brokers

Brief clients with a pre-built list of which of their products are impacted

Trade Lawyers

Track rulemaking from White House announcement to Federal Register final rule

Supply Chain Managers

Get effective-date alerts in the inbox so reshuffles are timed correctly

CFO / Finance

A digest of policy actions that move duty cost forecasts, no new dashboard

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from Federal Register or CSMS email subscriptions?

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Federal Register email and CSMS notifications are raw feeds: they send everything and leave the filtering to you. Compliance Radar does the translation step. Each ImpactAlertCard arrives already matched to your Classifier and Sandbox records, with Reclassify and Recalculate actions wired up.

How does Radar match policy actions to my products?

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Radar reads your stored Classifier research and Sandbox configurations to learn which HTS chapters, headings, and source countries you deal with. When a new policy publishes, Radar parses the affected HTS ranges and countries and intersects them with your portfolio. Only actions that touch your real SKUs surface as ImpactAlerts.

Which sources does Radar track?

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Five primary sources: CSMS (CBP cargo system messages, the most operationally immediate), the Federal Register (final publication of federal rules), the White House (proclamations and executive orders, the earliest signal), CBP Rulings (HQ and NY ruling letters), and USTR notices (Section 301, FTA, and trade remedy actions).

How are alerts delivered?

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Two channels: ImpactAlertCards inside Radar, and an Email digest for team members who do not live in the dashboard. You choose the channels per topic.

Does Radar work standalone if I am not using HTS Classifier or Sandbox yet?

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Yes. You can subscribe to topics and run Pulse Check queries without stored classifications. But the personalized 'Affects N of your products' matching only switches on once Radar has classification or matrix records to match against. Most teams adopt Radar alongside the Classifier or a Sandbox workspace.

Be the One Who Already Knew

Compliance Radar is in private beta. Talk to us for early access or portfolio-specific tuning.

Need beta access? Email chen@gingercontrol.com first so we can match Radar to your portfolio before sending the group invite.

For general reference only. See compliance disclaimer.

Compliance Reminder

This is an HTS classification researcher. Results are for general reference, educational, and planning purposes only, designed to enable better communication between trade compliance teams, importers, and licensed customs brokers. Per CBP Ruling HQ H290535, providing HTS classifications beyond 6 digits for specific imports constitutes "customs business" under 19 U.S.C. § 1641. Do not use these results directly in customs entry documents without independent review by a licensed customs broker.

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