General business documents
Global. Invoices, Receipts, Purchase orders, Bank statements, Contracts…
Canada
Customs and trade (Canada)
Early access for Canadian customs brokers, freight forwarders and importers who handle commercial invoices, transport documents and CBSA notices; join the waitlist.
The problem
Where the time goes
- Brokers re-key invoice lines and shipment details into other systems
- Documents arrive in many formats from many shippers
- CBSA notices and statements need to be matched back to entries
- Reviewers need a record of what was extracted and checked
Documents
Documents we handle
- Commercial invoices
- Bills of lading and air waybills
- Packing lists
- Origin certifications
- Commercial accounting declarations
- Release notices
- Account statements
- Broker duty and tax statements
- Permits and licences
Industry packs
Packs available
Each pack ships document types, extraction schemas, validation rules, smart folders and sample questions.
Customs and trade (Canada)
Canada. Commercial invoice, Transport document (bill of lading / air waybill), Packing list, Origin certification, Commercial accounting declaration…
What is in the early-access pack
The pack ships document types for commercial invoices, transport documents, packing lists, origin certifications, commercial accounting declarations, release notices, account statements, import account and financial security documents, adjustment and penalty notices, broker duty and tax statements, permits and licences from other government departments, and CBSA correspondence. Starter schemas extract the fields for each type. English and French keywords support bilingual documents, and amounts default to CAD.
Cross-document indexes and smart folders group files so reviewers can find the documents for one shipment or account. Sample questions ask what was shipped, what duties and taxes were stated, and which documents need review.
What is still being confirmed
Early-access packs are built from official guidance. They have not been validated on production customer documents, and forms and fields are being confirmed with early customers. The pack does not calculate duties, classify goods or decide admissibility.
Where people stay in the loop
Each extracted value has a confidence score. Fields below your threshold, failed checks and unrecognised documents go to a human review queue, where a reviewer compares the source with the extracted data, corrects it and approves. Every action is recorded in an audit log.
Join the waitlist
FAQ
Questions we hear
Is there a Canadian customs pack?
Yes, in early access. It ships document types, starter schemas, cross-document indexes, sample questions and smart folders for customs and trade files. It is built from official CBSA guidance and has not been validated on production customer documents.
Does it file declarations or classify goods?
No. It extracts and validates data from documents and flags issues for a person. Tariff classification, valuation and declarations stay with your team.
What does early access mean?
We are opening Canada gradually. Join the waitlist and we will contact you about fit, scope and timing. Features and availability may change.
How is data protected?
Access is role-based, activity is written to an audit log, and tenants are isolated. Social Insurance Numbers are reduced to the last 3 digits and account numbers to the last 4, and personal fields are flagged sensitive. AI processing location is stated in the Order Form. See the security page for compliance status.
See Droqify on your customs and trade (canada) documents
Bring a few sample documents (synthetic or redacted) and we will show the extraction, review and search end to end.