For customs brokers

The small claims you turn down, filed under your name.

Tariva's AI agents prepare the recovery files that don't pay to work by hand. You stay the licensed broker. Your client keeps one ledger. You share in the refund.

Client book

4 importers

Recoverable

$486,200

Packs ready to file

33

ImporterRecoverableReadyNext deadline
Northline FastenersON$212,4801441 days
Distribution Lac-BromeQC$118,900658 days
Coastline GoodsBC$64,300973 days
Prairie SteelworksAB$90,5204166 days

01The gap

The work exists. The hours don't.

The 2026 counter-tariffs created thousands of small claims: remissions, drawback, corrections. Each needs lines, evidence and a memo. By hand, most aren't worth an analyst's afternoon. They stay on the table, and your clients notice.

163,881

Canadian importers

Canadian enterprises that imported goods in 2023. Most are small and mid-size, with no trade compliance staff. Source: Statistics Canada.

$28B

of goods in scope

Roughly $28B of U.S.-origin goods covered by the September 8, 2026 counter-tariffs. Source: CBSA Customs Notice 26-23.

1 of 3

brokers sees it all

An importer with three brokers has three partial views. In CARM, each broker sees only its own entries.

Sources: Statistics Canada, trade by enterprise characteristics; CBSA Customs Notice 26-23.

02Who does what

Broker-neutral, by design.

Tariva never accounts for goods as the agent and never competes for your clients' entry filing. We prepare; you file.

What stays yours

  • Accounting for goods and paying duties as the licensed agent
  • The filing relationship with the CBSA
  • The client relationship, and your name on every pack
  • Your instruction format and your conventions

What Tariva's agents prepare

  • A 24-month scan of entries, across every broker
  • Claim packs with lines, reason code, evidence and a bilingual memo
  • Origin-proof collection from suppliers, in English and French
  • A check before you file, and the diff after
  • Tracking on every claim until it's paid

03The partnership

Four steps. No new hires.

  1. 01Bring the files you'd declineClients whose claims are too small for your team. They grant read access in CARM, or share your reports.
  2. 02The agents scan and draftEvery line is dated and valued. Packs arrive complete, evidence attached, in your partner workspace.
  3. 03You review and fileUnder your licence, in your systems. Data exports ready for the declaration.
  4. 04The refund is sharedRevenue share on claims you'd otherwise decline. The client pays only from what comes back.

04Partner workspace

Your whole client book, on one screen.

Multi-client dashboardRecoverable dollars, ready packs and the next deadline for every importer, kept current by the agents.
White-labelYour brand on the client workspace and on every pack you send.
AI classification and extractionCredits for the agents to classify whole catalogues and read invoices, bills of lading and certificates.
Filing-ready exportsData packs that go into your filing systems without retyping.
Revenue shareA share of every refund on claims you wouldn't have worked.
English and FrenchMemos, instructions and supplier emails in each client's language.

05Broker questions

Asked plainly.

Turn declines into revenue.

Thirty minutes to watch the agents work a sample client book in the partner workspace.