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Clearance progress checked in a separate government site, then copied into an email or a spreadsheet for everyone else.
Korea corridor
Korea Customs publishes clearance progress through UNIPASS. Senda brings those lookups into the same workspace as your orders and shipments, so the team checking a container's clearance is looking at the same record as the team that booked it.
Korea UNIPASS lookups are on the Operations plan.
The problem
Clearance progress checked in a separate government site, then copied into an email or a spreadsheet for everyone else.
The person who looked it up knows; the rest of the team finds out when they ask.
Korea-side clearance in one place and US-side duty in another, for the same cargo.
In Senda
Korea Customs clearance progress and related lookups, from the same workspace as your orders and shipments. Read-only.
The documents behind the clearance are read on upload and stored with the shipment they belong to.
For Korea–US trade, the US duty estimate sits on the same shipment, from the full US tariff schedule.
Where it stops
Worth knowing before you book anything.
Questions
No. Senda's UNIPASS integration is read-only: it looks up clearance progress and related customs information. Filing stays with your customs broker.
Korea UNIPASS lookups are part of the Operations plan.
The marketing site is available in Korean. The application itself is in English today.
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