One operational record for everyorder and shipment.
Senda helps growing importers, exporters, forwarders, and distributors replace fragmented spreadsheets and document folders with a connected trade operations workspace.
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- Packing list digitised — Fields read: 24, Engine: Your zones
- Transhipped at Yokohama — Leg: 2 of 3, Against plan: On time
- Duty estimated before arrival — HTS: 4407.11.00, General rate: Free
- Clearance checked at the source — Source: UNIPASS, Services: 54
- Load plan agreed — Containers: 3 × 40HC, Volume: 45.6 CBM
Where we are headed next. None of these is connected yet — Korea is the blueprint, and each corridor ships when its data source does.
The operational gap
Cross-border work breaks when context lives in too many places.
The daily challenge is reconstructing the truth across files, people, portals, and hand-built trackers.
The shipment story is fragmented
Orders live in spreadsheets, documents sit in drives, and status updates disappear into email threads. Nobody sees the complete record.
Documents become manual data entry
Teams retype tally sheets, certificates, and shipping paperwork when that information should move directly into the workflow.
Exceptions surface too late
Missing evidence, unclear ownership, and disconnected handoffs turn routine cross-border work into last-minute recovery.
From intake to follow-up
A connected workflow for the work your team already does.
Keep commercial details, physical movement, source documents, and operational decisions on one traceable path.
Build the commercial record
Connect the customer, company, order, items, shipment, and responsible team before work starts moving.
Turn documents into usable data
Upload PDFs, Word files, Excel sheets or scans. Fields come back with the engine that read them and the box they came from, ready for review.
Coordinate every handoff
Track shipment status, containers, comments, documents, tasks, and notifications in one workspace.
Review performance and exceptions
Use dashboards, timelines, and status history to see what is moving and what needs attention.
What you actually get
The operational picture, not another inbox.
Every leg, every container, and every exception—rendered here as the abstract shape of what runs live inside Senda.
Container calculator · load planner
Plan the load before the box is packed.
Model how cargo fills a container, see utilization and CBM as you go, and settle the load plan before anything hits the dock — so the first time the container is packed is the last.
Document digitizer
Teach it your paperwork once. It reads the rest itself.
PDFs, Word files, Excel sheets and photographs of paper, in Korean or English, born digital or scanned crooked on a warehouse floor. Senda picks the cheapest engine that can actually read the page and works up only when it has to — and whatever it returns, you can see exactly which engine read it and where on the page it sat.
- Draw the box once
- Drag a rectangle round the invoice number on one sample. Every later document of that layout is read from the same coordinates — no model, no escalation to a metered engine, and no deploy to change it.
- Every value says where it came from
- Each field records the engine that read it, that engine's version, a confidence, the page number and the box on the page. Click a value in review and the highlight is already there.
- Word and Excel keep their pages
- Office files are laid out to PDF before anything reads them, so a value in a .docx still has a real page and a real box instead of no provenance at all.
- Corrections are recorded, not overwritten
- A human edit is stored as its own engine at confidence 1.00, so the record keeps both what the machine read and what a person changed.
Extraction is assistive: values arrive with a confidence and go to a reviewer, who has the final say. Senda does not file anything with a customs authority on your behalf.
PACKING LIST
Daehan Timber Co., Ltd
Busan, KR
Invoice No. SND-24-0619
Date 2024-06-19
Consignee Cascade Lumber LLC
Vessel MSKU 428 137 1
POL Busan (KRPUS)
POD Long Beach (USLGB)
| Bundle | Grade | Pcs | m³ |
|---|---|---|---|
| B-0441 | KD-HT | 104 | 11.20 |
| B-0442 | KD-HT | 104 | 11.20 |
| B-0446 | AD | 96 | 10.80 |
| B-0447 | AD | 108 | 12.40 |
| Total | 412 | 45.60 | |
Net weight 18,420 kg · Gross 19,180 kg · HS 4407.11.00
| Field | Read by | Conf. |
|---|---|---|
| invoice_noSND-24-0619 | zone-template | 1.00 |
| net_weight_kg18,420 | native-text | 1.00 |
| hs_code4407.11.00 | document-ai | 0.96 |
| gradeKD-HT | human | 1.00 |
Nina corrected the grade code by hand.stored as its own engine, confidence 1.00
- Office conversionIncluded
- Native textIncluded
- OCRIncluded
- Your saved zonesIncluded
- Document AIMetered
- Vision modelException path
- Your reviewerFinal say
Each stage runs only when the one before it cannot read the page, so metered extraction is the exception rather than the default — and every value is a reviewer's to accept or correct.
Built for more than one person
The conversation lives on the shipment, not in someone's inbox.
Comments, documents, tasks, corrections and status all hang off the same record. When the warehouse flags a short bundle, the person clearing customs three time zones away sees it next to the evidence — with a name, a time, and the field that changed.
Roles, permissions and audit context

Jun-hoExport documentation· 2 days ago
Uploaded the mill certificate — it came in as a Word file this time, so the pages are the printed layout.
mill-cert-0614.docx · 4 pages
AmaraWarehouse & tally· 2 days ago
Tally is short one bundle against the packing list. Flagged the line rather than correcting it.
Exception · bundle 47
DanielCustoms & compliance· yesterday
Corrected the grade code by hand — the scan was clean, the abbreviation just is not in the lexicon yet.
Field edited · confidence 1.00
Ji-wooOrigin operations· 4 hours ago
Clearance progress came back accepted. Nothing else outstanding at origin.
MSKU 428 137 1 · 3 × 40HC
- Documents on file
- 9 of 9
- Containers reconciled
- 3 of 3
- Exceptions resolved
- 1 of 1
And then it lands.
Delivery is not a status change, it is a file you can close. The documents are attached, the containers reconcile against the tally, the exception someone raised three weeks ago has an answer on it — and all of it stays queryable long after anyone remembers the shipment.

Min-seo
Busan
9 supplier packs

Marcus
Singapore
3 × 40HC planned

Omar
Long Beach
Released to drayage
Nobody carried it alone.
A shipment touches the person who prepared the paperwork, the one who counted the bundles, and the one who answered for it at the border. Senda keeps all three on the same record — with their corrections, their comments and their names still attached to it a year later.
Trade corridors · Korea live
A direct line to Korea Customs — the first of many corridors.
Korea is Senda's first live trade corridor. We connect directly to UNIPASS, the official Korea Customs Service Open API at unipass.customs.go.kr, covering the 54 government customs services UNIPASS documents—so teams shipping to and from Korea pull authoritative data instead of rebuilding the integration themselves. It's the blueprint for every corridor we open next, so wherever your cargo moves, Senda is built to meet it at the source.
Included with the Operations plan, with more corridors on the way. Senda acts as a structured proxy to Korea Customs—it surfaces the government data and does not file declarations on your behalf or replace a licensed customs broker.
Cargo clearance progress
Look up the clearance status of import cargo from Korea Customs — queried live when you ask, never stored — keyed by cargo management, master, or house B/L number.
Declarations and reference data
Query import and export declaration details and the customs reference tables trade teams reconcile against.
Documented, per-service keys
Every service ships with its request and response field definitions, so your team knows exactly what each call returns.
Available in the platform
The core records and controls to run the operation.
Senda is the practical layer between spreadsheets and a heavyweight ERP: structured enough for accountability, without years of implementation.
Customer and company records
Preserve the context behind every order and shipment.
Orders and item details
Track items, history, documents, comments, and related work.
Shipments and containers
Connect shipping companies, containers, orders, and events.
Document digitizer
Read PDFs, Word, Excel and scans — every field carries its engine, page and box.
Customs workflow tools
Support tariff research and route-specific customs information.
Roles and audit context
Keep permissions, status history, and accountability visible.
Two document drafts
A commercial invoice from an order and a packing list from a shipment, for you to review and send.
Duty and HS research
Estimate import duty against the full US HTS, with the pinned revision shown on every answer.
Who gets the most value
For lean teams responsible for both the detail and the deadline.
Senda is designed for operators who need a shared system of record and still need to move quickly when real-world trade conditions change.
Growing importers and exporters
Teams running recurring cross-border orders that have outgrown spreadsheets but do not want a heavyweight ERP implementation.
A repeatable operating process
Freight and trade service teams
Forwarders, brokers, and specialists coordinating customers, shipping partners, documents, and exceptions.
Cleaner client handoffs
Commodity and distribution operations
Businesses where tally detail, physical shipments, supplier evidence, and customer commitments must stay aligned.
Less manual reconciliation
Simple, transparent pricing
Plans that scale with your operation.
Start where you are today and move up as your team, documents, and shipment volume grow. Every plan includes the shared operational record at the core of Senda.
Core
For small lumber trade teams replacing spreadsheets.
$249per month
or $2,490/yr billed annually
- Orders, shipments, customers, and containers workspace
- PDF tally upload with OCR extraction and review
- Document storage with version history
- Status history, comments, and in-app notifications
- Tally report export to Excel and PDF
- Email support
Operations
For growing operating teams that need more automation and visibility.
$599per month
or $5,990/yr billed annually
- Everything in Core
- Korea UNIPASS integration (54 documented customs services)
- Advanced reporting and analytics
- Bulk import and export
- Read API for operational data (scoped keys)
- Outbound event webhooks (signed, retried)
- Audit log
- Priority support and guided onboarding
Enterprise
CustomFor multi-team operations and custom workflow needs. Unlimited users, custom usage limits, SSO, and dedicated onboarding on an annual agreement.
Full feature and usage-limit comparison, plus monthly or annual billing.
Product roadmap
Where Senda goes next.
These are roadmap directions—not claims that every item is available today.
Next
Deeper document coverage
More document types and richer field schemas, on top of the zone templates that already let you teach a layout without writing code.
Planned
Workflow automation
Add rules, reminders, exception queues, and approvals for the next responsible action.
Planned
Partner connections
Deepen EDI, carrier, CRM, customer, and supplier integrations.
Exploring
Compliance intelligence
Assist document review and route guidance while keeping human decisions visible.
Why Senda exists
Built from export operations.
Senda began after watching decades of export expertise get slowed down by repetitive spreadsheet work, manual document handling, and disconnected tools. The goal is not to replace that expertise—it is to give it a better operating system.
Built for the people who know the shipment, customer, paperwork, and exception history because they carry it in their heads every day.
Start with your real workflow
Bring your next order and shipment into one workspace.
Tell us how your team works today and we’ll walk one real order-to-shipment workflow with you before anything is signed.
