CUSTOMS DATA
Custom database is the most important report that a company needs to prepare who is into frequent import and export of goods. The most important information provided by custom data is about the buyer and supplier as well as imported and exported goods. Other related information provided in this data include import export shipment details, custom duty, tariff plans, HS code, quantity of our flagship products.
This data is also useful to derive information about the details related to imports and exports shipment details, custom duties and tariff plans levied on goods being imported or exported. Apart from this, a marketer also gets to know about the country details that import and export goods, detailed description of goods including CIF charges, FOB value of goods, and the approximate amount of duty that is supposed to be levied on each product.
STATISTICAL DATA
Statistical data helps you to study the market size of any country and then gives you insights of its imports and exports in a specified time. Very crucial information is covered under statistical data which mainly includes consolidated value of product price in a specified time, quantity of product, name of country, etc.
B/L DATA
BL Data, also known as Bill of Lading data, is particularly based on proving information about shipping documents and mainly have insights about shipment but pricing details are missing in this report. The main key points mentioned in this data includes date, shipper name, shipper address, sea shipments/sea frights, Commodity name, and many more such things.
Some prominent reasons for maintaining B/L Data are that it acts as a receipt of shipped goods too. other than this, B/L Data is considered as one of the written proofs between the two parties associated with trade. Last but not the least, it can also become the document of title whenever required. In short, this database is an all-in-one database that can come into play anytime whenever needed.
