Trade Recovery Data

trade margin analysis office

Trade margin analysis

Tariff and duty cost reviewed with the caution of a private advisory file.

Trade Recovery Data reviews import, export, invoice, broker, SKU, and BOM records to understand whether duty cost sitting in COGS may be large enough, traceable enough, and clean enough to organize for licensed drawback review.

Private records review COGS and tariff impact Licensed-specialist handoff
Request a records fit check Review the process Consultation intake Paid screen terms
Not a law firm No customs brokerage No legal advice No HTS classification No claim filing No refund guarantee

Office note

Built to look like a serious records office, not a claims shop.

The brand posture is intentionally conservative: margin impact, source records, internal ownership, and a licensed-specialist handoff. The site does not represent legal, tax, customs brokerage, classification, or claim-filing services.

What the screen produces

A clean trade-margin file for a licensed specialist to review.

  • Import/export record match summary
  • Source-file inventory and data-readiness notes
  • Conservative modeled recovery range when source data supports it
  • Data gaps and broker-review questions
  • Stop/go recommendation for licensed broker review

Minimum records

The review starts only when margin impact has a plausible records path.

  • Line-level import entries or broker/ACE exports
  • Duties and fees separated by category
  • Line-level exports, shipment records, or replacement/destruction records
  • SKU, item, lot, serial, invoice, shipment, or BOM linkage

Margin impact lens

Questions the first screen should answer before money or claims enter the conversation.

Workflow

  1. 01 Consultation intake

    Confirm import/export exposure, data owner, authority, and matching key.

  2. 02 Margin analysis screen

    Collect payment only after fit is clear, then organize the record set into a review packet.

  3. 03 Licensed handoff

    Route claim-facing questions to a licensed drawback specialist.

First conversation

Start with record availability, not a refund promise.

  • Who owns import entries, broker exports, shipment history, invoices, SKU files, or BOM records?
  • Which date range matters?
  • What matching key connects import and export activity?
  • Is a licensed broker handoff acceptable for any claim-facing review?

Stop conditions

The review stops when the ask becomes claim-facing.

  • Refund guarantee requested
  • HTS classification or legal/customs advice requested
  • Claim filing or eligibility opinion requested
  • Real source files offered before secure intake is approved

Professional boundary

Trade Recovery Data provides a data-readiness screen only. It does not provide customs brokerage, legal advice, HTS classification, drawback eligibility opinions, claim preparation, claim filing, or refund guarantees. Any claim-facing work belongs with a licensed broker or drawback specialist.