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CustomsLink vs Descartes Customs and Regulatory Compliance

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6.6#3 in customs management software£100 one-time
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FactCustomsLinkDescartes Customs and Regulatory Compliance
Founded20191981
HeadquartersPreston, Lancashire, United KingdomWaterloo, Ontario, Canada
IntegrationsCustomsLink says software integration via API is available, and its Haulier Border Toolkit page specifies API integration for high-volume customers.The classification solution describes an API and integration with business systems such as SAP and Oracle; the e-Customs pricing page also specifies a Standard API.
SupportCustomsLink advertises extended customer support seven days a week and says its customs team is available to assist self-service customers.The e-Customs pricing page lists 24/7 customs expertise support, self-paced training, and online help.

CustomsLink plans

  • Haulier Border Toolkit — registrationFree
  • Managed Customs — registration£100, paid once
  • Self-Service Customs — registration£100, paid once

Descartes Customs and Regulatory Compliance plans

  • Base PlatformPriced on request
  • ModulesPriced on request
  • Setup FeePriced on request
  • Additional Users€66 a month
  • Duty Management Modules€170 a month
  • Base Platform (Descartes e-Customs)€200 a month

Pick CustomsLink if…

CustomsLink suits businesses handling customs declarations across the UK, Ireland or EU, from sole traders to large enterprises. Hauliers may find the Border Toolkit relevant for ENS and EXS filings, port passes and MUCRs.

Pick Descartes Customs and Regulatory Compliance if…

The suite is intended for logistics service providers and shippers seeking tools for changing customs requirements. Its listed capabilities span declarations, security filings, and classification.

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