Planning Control
Carry the right order, product, supplier, and document context into shipment execution.
Powered by GoOrdersExplore moreCompliance Control, powered by GoShipment + DRDV
Connect documents, customs steps, CHAs, brokers, suppliers, and approvals in one workflow, with documents validated at intake before errors become delays, duty leakage, or demurrage.
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Customs documents move between internal teams, suppliers, CHAs, brokers, and forwarders.
When those handoffs happen through email, WhatsApp, and spreadsheets, errors are often found only when filing or clearance has already started.
Commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, certificates, and customs information arrive through different channels.
Incorrect values, quantities, or missing information may only surface when the document is already being prepared for filing.
The workflow moves back to email or WhatsApp when a CHA, broker, or supplier needs to provide a document or take action.
Teams have to reconstruct documents, amendments, approvals, and filing status to understand what is holding up clearance.
GoShipment keeps documents, customs steps, and partner actions in one workflow, while DRDV validates documents at intake before errors reach clearance.
Every document and partner action stays connected to the shipment record.
Every document and partner action stays connected to the shipment record.
Follow a shipment through complianceNova maps GoShipment to your customs workflow, document standards, CHA relationships, partner responsibilities, and approval rules. It helps make sure the right task or document reaches the right participant with the context needed to act.
Can you check if anything is missing before this goes for customs clearance?
Configure the shipment workflow, validate documents at intake, bring partners in without another login, and keep customs and duty in the same record.
Configure tasks, deadlines, documents, and approvals around shipment milestones.
OutcomeSee what needs to happen next without maintaining a separate tracker.
Use DRDV to recognise and validate relevant information when documents enter the workflow.
OutcomeCatch document issues before they create clearance delays or downstream disputes.
Use Service Tickets to request documents, corrections, confirmations, and other actions from CHAs, brokers, and suppliers.
OutcomeKeep partner handoffs connected instead of losing them in email and WhatsApp.

Bring customs preparation, duty checks, filing activity, amendments, and approvals into the shipment workflow.
OutcomeReduce preventable duty errors and customs delays.
Carry the right order, product, supplier, and document context into shipment execution.
Powered by GoOrdersExplore moreKeep awarded partners, commercial terms, and relevant sourcing information connected to execution.
Powered by GoProcureExplore moreDocuments validated at intake, external partners connected, and shipment actions kept in one operational record.
Powered by GoShipment + DRDVExplore moreGive shipment tracking a cleaner operational and document record.
Powered by GoTrackExplore moreTurn a changed movement plan into the document and partner actions required to respond.
Powered by Market IntelligenceExplore moreProvide the shipment documents and evidence required to validate freight charges.
Powered by GoInvoiceExplore moreAn error caught here is one less delay, dispute, or payment issue downstream.
Explore the Freight Control EngineConfigure Compliance Control around the customs, document, and partner process your logistics team already follows.
Configure around
What needs to happen, who needs to participate, and what is still pending.
Whether the document information entering that workflow is complete and consistent.
What correction, filing, or approval is required.
Freight Compliance Control connects shipment documents, customs activity, partner actions, deadlines, and approvals so teams can identify issues before they delay clearance or create additional cost.
GoShipment is the GoComet product that manages the operational shipment workflow, including tasks, documents, deadlines, approvals, and external partner actions.
DRDV stands for Document Recognition and Data Validation. It is the document intelligence capability inside GoShipment that checks incoming shipment documents before they move further through the workflow.
DRDV reads relevant information from incoming documents and checks it against the shipment context, required information, and related documents. Issues can then be flagged for review.
Yes. GoShipment Service Tickets allow external partners such as CHAs, brokers, and suppliers to receive and complete specific requests without requiring a platform login.
Yes. Teams can configure document requirements around shipment milestones and use reminders to follow up on documents that are still missing.
Yes. GoShipment can support configured customs workflows including document preparation, duty validation, filing activity, amendments, approvals, and clearance-related tasks.
Compliance Control can validate configured duty information before filing and surface issues for review, helping teams eliminate preventable duty errors through customs digitisation.
Yes. Compliance Control supports split-shipment tracking by SKU so fulfilment split across movements stays connected to the right documents and customs steps.
Documents and external partners touch planning, execution, movement, and payment. Clean document and shipment records make Movement Control more reliable and provide the evidence Payment Control needs for invoice matching.
Bring a recent import or export shipment with its document checklist, customs steps, and partner communication. We will show how Compliance Control connects the workflow, brings external partners into the process, and uses DRDV to flag document issues before filing.
One shipment, its document set, and the current clearance process are enough to begin.