Carriers including Lufthansa Cargo and JAL Cargo have warned that listed stop-word terms can cause ICS2 declaration rejection. Tradelint catches words like “Goods”, “Parts”, “Apparel” and “Chemicals”, suggests cleaner descriptions, and returns a CSV your team can review before filing.
No signup. No integration. Send a PDF to demo@in.tradelint.co.uk and usually see the cleaned output in about a minute.
When a shipper sends vague goods descriptions, someone on your team has to catch them, rewrite them carefully, and avoid changing the meaning before the shipment moves.
Email the commercial invoice PDF to your Tradelint address from any inbox.
Vague stop-word descriptions are flagged and rewritten using available HS and shipment context.
You receive a stop-word-cleaned CSV for your existing ENS workflow, with final approval still in your hands.
The goal is not blind automation. It is faster, more consistent goods-description cleanup before filing.
Flagged and ambiguous lines can be routed for approval before production use.
Suggested descriptions are checked again against the stop-word ruleset.
Original text, suggested rewrite, approval status and timestamps can be retained.
Tradelint helps with goods-description data quality before ENS submission. It does not file declarations, act as a customs broker, or replace your own review. The declarant remains responsible for final filing accuracy.
Use a small batch of real work to see whether Tradelint saves your team time on stop-word cleanup before committing monthly.
7-day pilot. Monthly plans start from £750/month after the pilot.
Start with the 7-day pilot, then move to a monthly plan if Tradelint fits your workflow. Plans differ mainly by invoice volume.
You do not need to change systems or book a sales call. Forward a PDF and see the CSV Tradelint returns.
demo@in.tradelint.co.uk