Trade never stands still. Neither do we.

For Trade Compliance Teams

Audits don't care what the rules were last month.
TTI captured what applied when it mattered.

At the moment of analysis, TTI documents the duty stack and the policy basis. Your broker exports the complete compliance snapshot. That export is the audit artifact. It lives with your team, not with us.

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Federal Register citations on every rate. No account needed for the free tools.

Your Data Stays Yours. By Design.

Source documents are never stored. Analysis results stay in your account for re-export and deletion on request.

No Invoice Data Stored

Invoices and certificates are processed in memory and discarded. TTI never stores your source documents. The structured analysis result (HS code, rates, policy basis) stays in your account.

Broker Owns the Artifact

Your broker exports the complete workflow at the moment of analysis: duty stack, policy basis, USMCA determination. They hold the compliance record.

CBP Audit 18 Months Later

Broker pulls the exported snapshot from their account. Policy that was in effect at moment of analysis. No scrambling, no reconstruction. Request deletion anytime.

What Triangle gives your team that lookup tools don't

Federal Register citation on every policy layer

Section 301, Section 232, AD/CVD orders. Every rate comes with the FR citation and effective date. The documentation your customs broker needs, delivered automatically.

Full duty stack: MFN + 301 + 232 + AD/CVD

Most tools give you the MFN base rate. Triangle stacks every applicable layer: Section 301 China tariffs, Section 232 steel/aluminum with melt-origin detection, AD/CVD orders, and transshipment risk flags.

The CBP audit problem isn't the code. It's the evidence.

Triangle documents the basis at analysis time. Every result includes the policy basis and the date the rates were read. Your broker exports this as a timestamped compliance record for your audit file.

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What a Triangle result includes

  • Section 301 rate with exclusion check
  • Section 232 rate with melt-origin flag
  • Section 301 forced-labor rate (10% or 12.5% by origin tier, Jul 24, 2026)
  • AD/CVD order check
  • Transshipment risk flag
  • Federal Register citation for every rate
  • Total landed duty stack

Every active policy layer. Daily sync.

Rates update automatically as policy changes. No manual maintenance.

  • Section 301 China tariffs: per HS code, 125 active exclusions checked
  • Section 232 steel and aluminum: melt-and-pour origin determination
  • Section 301 forced-labor tariffs, 10% or 12.5% by origin tier, effective July 24, 2026
  • AD/CVD orders, 826 active orders monitored
  • Transshipment risk: Vietnam, Malaysia, and high-risk corridors
  • USMCA qualification: RVC thresholds, rules of origin, preference criteria
  • IEEPA refund estimation: post-SCOTUS February 20, 2026 calculations

3 free tools, no account required

3 tools, free and unlimited. No account, no API key, nothing stored.

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Tariff Calculator

Full duty stack for any HS code: MFN base, Section 301 (lists and forced labor), Section 232, and USMCA eligibility.

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IEEPA Refund Estimator

IEEPA tariffs struck down Feb 20, 2026. Calculate your refund on duties paid between February 2025 and February 2026.

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USMCA Qualification

RVC analysis, tariff shift rules, and USMCA duty-free qualification.

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See what a defensible duty determination looks like.

Run a lookup on any product. No account needed. When the determination itself must be kept, the Entry Memo is the dated, cited record: $99/month including 20 memos, then $15 per memo. Only need it for one entry? A memo + CSV is $19 one-time, straight from the free tools, no subscription.

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