自社ブランドでのオンボーディング
フォワーダーや輸入者のオンボーディングを貴社ロゴで。料金表の提示から委任状の署名、申告準備完了まで、すべての承諾を記録します。ベータ版の通関業者様から順次提供中。
Today, onboarding a new importer means a PDF price list, a reply-all email chain, a Power of Attorney that comes back half-filled, and a credit application someone re-types. Tariff Monster replaces the chain with a link: your team invites a forwarder or importer, and they walk a branded, resumable flow — your logo, your documents, your price list — from business information through an e-signed POA to a credit application, with automatic reminders for stalled steps and a progress bar that nudges completion.
The Power of Attorney step is built the way CBP’s validation guidance says it should be: entity details verified, signer identity confirmed with government photo-ID and liveness verification, partnership expirations tracked, and every acceptance pinned to the exact document version, timestamp, and signature. Price lists are frozen snapshots — the version your client accepted is the version on record, and any change asks for fresh consent before they can keep quoting. When the paperwork clears, the client is live on the simulator under your brokerage, and their record is ready to hand to your filing system.
Your Brand, Every Step
Logo, company overview, service documents, and price list — the whole flow reads as yours. Forwarders can brand their own importers’ onboarding in turn.
POA Done Right
E-signed with the signer’s identity confirmed by photo-ID and liveness check, entity rules enforced, and two-year partnership expirations tracked with renewal reminders.
Every Consent on Record
Terms, pricing, and POA acceptances pinned to document version, timestamp, and signature. When your price list changes, clients re-consent before they keep quoting.