Manifests and customs files without retyping a single package
Every arrival means the same job: list every package, work out the duty, put the charges on the right invoices and hand your broker a file customs will accept. Done by hand, that is hours of retyping and a lot of room for error.
In LogisticsPlug the manifest is built from the packages you already have, the duty is calculated and applied to each invoice, and the customs file is a download.
Build the manifest from your packages
Start a manifest for an arriving load and add packages by barcode scan, one by one, or by importing a file. Shipments from your warehouse partner arrive with their packages already attached.
- Add by barcode scanner
- Import from file
- Shipments arrive with their packages
Duty calculated and applied
Open the customs calculator on the manifest, work out duty using the Jamaica HS tariff, and apply the charges straight onto each package's invoice.
- Customs calculator on the Jamaica HS 2022 tariff
- Charges applied to each invoice
- Invoice values from customer pre-alerts
Export for customs
Download the manifest as ASYCUDA XML for your customs broker, or as CSV for your own records, then move every package on it to its next status in one click.
- ASYCUDA XML download
- CSV export
- Update every package's status at once
Frequently asked questions
- What is ASYCUDA?
- ASYCUDA is the customs management system used by Jamaica Customs and many other customs administrations. LogisticsPlug exports manifests as an ASYCUDA XML file.
- Can I still get a spreadsheet?
- Yes. Every manifest can also be downloaded as CSV.
- Does the duty go onto the customer's invoice?
- Yes. Charges worked out in the customs calculator can be applied directly to the invoices of the packages on the manifest.