Descartes Customs and Regulatory Compliance
6.6#3 in trade management softwareFrom €66 a monthWebAPI
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Descartes Global EASE
5.3#26 in trade management softwareWebAPI
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| Fact | Descartes Customs and Regulatory Compliance | Descartes Global EASE |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Waterloo, Ontario, Canada | Rockville, Maryland, United States |
| Integrations | 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. | The maker says Global EASE integrates with ERP and other enterprise systems, naming SAP and Oracle; export licensing materials also name JD Edwards and QAD. |
| Purpose | The suite provides customs compliance preparation, filing, and visibility for cargo security filings, customs declarations, and other regulatory mandates. | Descartes OCR Global EASE is a global trade management platform that centralizes and automates end-to-end trade compliance processes. |
| Support | The e-Customs pricing page lists 24/7 customs expertise support, self-paced training, and online help. | The product pages invite prospective customers to schedule a personalized demo with experts who can answer technical questions. |
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
Descartes Global EASE plans
- Modular Global EASE platformPriced on request
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.
Pick Descartes Global EASE if…
It suits multinational exporters and compliance professionals handling screening, classification, licenses, or import operations. Aerospace and defense contractors, legal teams, supply chain leaders, and security teams are also identified as users.