30 minutes, on your shipments

See Senda on the work you actually do.

Bring one real order and the documents that came with it. We walk it through Senda end to end — and tell you where it helps, where it does not, and what it would take to run your next shipment on it.

Would rather not book anything yet?

There is a recorded overview of one order-to-shipment workflow. It takes a work email, not a meeting.

Watch the product overview
  • Senda drafts two documents — a commercial invoice from an order, a packing list from a shipment. Everything else you upload, and Senda reads and stores.
  • Senda files nothing with any customs authority, and is not a customs broker.
  • Shipment milestones are entered by your team or imported; there is no vessel-position feed.

Tell us about your operation

Three short steps. No card, no obligation, and a person reads every one of these.

  1. 1. Contact
  2. 2. Company & operation
  3. 3. Workflow & next step

What the session covers

Four things, in the order they happen on a real shipment.

1

One order becoming one shipment

The record a purchase order turns into: parties, line items, containers, and the documents that travel with it — all versioned against the shipment rather than living in an email thread.

2

A document read, with its receipts

Upload an invoice, a packing list, a tally sheet or a certificate. Every extracted field shows the engine that read it, its confidence, and the page and box it came from, so a wrong value is a correction rather than a mystery.

3

A duty estimate you can defend

An HS classification validated against the US Harmonized Tariff Schedule, and a duty estimate that names the schedule revision it used — and refuses to guess when the rate is per-unit or the origin is unresolved.

4

The parts that stay manual

We will say plainly which steps Senda does not automate today. A demo that hides the edges just moves the surprise to week three.

The surfaces you will be clicking through.

Illustrations, not screenshots — the real thing is what the session is for.

Live journey map
Every leg and container, with a source-labelled position and confidence.
Journey timeline
Planned, reported, actual and corrected — grouped by leg, in your timezone.
Control tower
Split orders rolled up with a grounded risk read — what needs attention first.

Still reading tariff pages instead?

The whole US Harmonized Tariff Schedule is published here, free and without an account — every subheading with its General, Special and Column 2 rates.

Browse HS codes and duty rates