Invoice and packing list check
Compare buyer and seller details, product descriptions, quantities, packages, weights, values, marks, and references.

Export Document Consistency Checker
Paste labeled export document text. Get a field-by-field consistency matrix, discrepancy list, recalculation checks, and a correction plan.
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Paste the relevant text from each document and label its source. The Agent compares repeated fields across the commercial invoice, packing list, purchase order, bill of lading draft, certificate of origin, and other supplied records.
Example input — The invoice shows 480 cartons and 9,620 kg gross weight; the packing list shows 482 cartons and 9,580 kg; the bill of lading draft uses a different consignee suffix and shipment reference.
Example output — A source-linked matrix identifies exact mismatches, separates blockers from review items, checks supplied totals where possible, and lists the owner and evidence needed for each correction.
Compare buyer and seller details, product descriptions, quantities, packages, weights, values, marks, and references.
Cross-check shipper, consignee, notify party, ports, package count, description, marks, weights, and document references.
Build one field matrix across the supplied PO, invoice, packing list, shipping instructions, origin certificate, and transport draft.
Compare this commercial invoice, packing list, and bill of lading draft

Paste each document section under a clear label such as Invoice, Packing List, PO, or B/L Draft, including its date and revision.
The Agent maps names, references, descriptions, quantities, packages, weights, values, dates, ports, marks, and supplied codes across sources.
Resolve each discrepancy against the authoritative source, update the affected documents, and complete a human final review.

You can paste labeled text from a commercial invoice, packing list, purchase order, proforma invoice, bill of lading or airway bill draft, shipping instruction, certificate of origin, inspection record, insurance document, or another shipment record.
Common checks include buyer and seller names, order and invoice references, product descriptions, item quantities, package count, net and gross weight, shipping marks, Incoterms, dates, and totals that should be consistent for the shipment.
Not in the current public workspace. Paste the relevant text and label each document clearly. File ingestion can be added later; until then, preserve source names, revision dates, page references, and exact values in the pasted material.
No. It can compare a code or origin statement already supplied across documents, but it cannot determine legal classification or origin qualification without authoritative data and qualified review.
No. Consistency only means the supplied fields agree or no discrepancy was found in the provided text. It does not prove authenticity, completeness, regulatory compliance, customs acceptance, or bank acceptance.
Use a separate heading for each document, include the document number, date, revision, and page or section reference, then preserve the exact names, figures, units, and codes. Identify the source of truth when you know it.
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