Compliance scan
Where is it going, and what is it?
1Where is the cargo going?
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2What are you shipping?
Risk-ranked, not alphabetical
Requirements come back sorted by what can actually stop your shipment - critical first.
Report in your inbox
Every check is emailed to you as a clean compliance report you can forward to your broker.
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Guidance only - not legal advice. Rules vary by authority and shipment details; confirm with your customs broker before dispatch. Rule base last reviewed: August 2026.
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Quick answer
The LogiFindex compliance checker lists what a destination country asks for when you ship a type of product: documents, permits, certificates and labelling rules, sorted from critical (can stop the shipment) to standard. It covers 45 destinations - the world’s 40 largest trading economies plus the EU bloc, Iraq, Israel, Egypt and Azerbaijan - and 14 product types such as food, cosmetics, electronics, batteries, chemicals and textiles.
The standard export document set
Almost every international shipment needs the same core documents; product rules come on top:
- Commercial invoice and packing list
- Transport document - CMR (road), bill of lading (sea) or air waybill (air)
- Customs export declaration with the correct HS / GTİP code
- Origin proof where a trade agreement applies - EUR.1, A.TR or a certificate of origin
Product rules that most often stop a shipment
| Product type | Typical extra requirement |
|---|---|
| Food | Health or phytosanitary certificate, labelling in the local language |
| Cosmetics | Product notification / responsible person, ingredient labelling |
| Electronics | Conformity marking (e.g. CE / UKCA) and declarations |
| Batteries & dangerous goods | UN classification, safety data sheet, DG packaging and declaration |
| Chemicals | Safety data sheet, chemical registration rules (e.g. REACH in the EU) |
Requirements change and depend on the exact product. Use the checker to prepare, and confirm critical items with your importer or customs broker.
How to use it
- 1Select the destination country or region.
- 2Select the product type.
- 3Run the scan and enter your name and email.
- 4Read the requirements ranked by risk and receive the report by email.
Frequently asked questions
Which documents do I need to export goods?
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Usually a commercial invoice, packing list, transport document (CMR, bill of lading or air waybill), export declaration and, where a trade agreement applies, an origin certificate such as EUR.1 or A.TR. Product-specific certificates come on top.
Which countries does the compliance checker cover?
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45 destinations: the world’s 40 largest trading economies (WTO/UNCTAD 2024 ranking - e.g. USA, China, Germany, Netherlands, Japan, France, UK, Hong Kong, Korea, Vietnam, Indonesia, South Africa), the EU bloc, Iraq, Israel, Egypt and Azerbaijan. EU member states show EU rules plus their own national rules.
Is the compliance checker legal advice?
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No. It is an AI-assisted summary of common requirements to help you prepare. Confirm critical requirements with your importer, customs broker or the authority.
Is the export compliance checker free?
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Yes, with 3 checks per day. The report is shown on screen and emailed to you.