Amber tracks each shipment leg by leg from booking to arrival and calculates duty per leg using current, dated rates, so your landed cost stays right even as duty regimes shift.
A module of the Amber platformTracked from booking through origin port, transit, arrival, customs, and the final run to your warehouse.
No re typing what the forwarder already told you.
Each purchase order reflects the real status of the shipments behind it.
Porto → New York
Shipments split and clear separately, and duty math follows the actual movement of goods.
Never a number hardcoded into the software.
When the rate changes, your landed cost view changes with it, without anyone rebuilding a spreadsheet.
Every leg.
Every cost, accounted for.
Illustrative rates and costs. Classification and dated rates stay attached to the record.
Not a standalone tracking number disconnected from the purchase order.
The date that matters for freight is the same date that matters for cash.
FINAL MILE / NEW YORKThe shipment meets its order.
By the time a container is moving, the declaration is what customs acts on, and wrong declarations have cost brands seven figure fines. A person always confirms the classification on the shipment. Amber never auto commits one.
Amber reads bills of lading, customs entries, and forwarder updates as they arrive by email and proposes the match to the right shipment, instead of leaving it for someone to file by hand.
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ST-2428 · PO-2408Original information stays in the history.
Illustrative data. No message is sent.
Frequently asked questions
Do you calculate duty per shipment or per order?
Per leg. One order commonly splits into multiple shipments, each of which clears customs and incurs duty separately.
How current are the duty rates you use?
Every rate carries an effective date. Amber never hardcodes a rate, because the regime changes without warning.
Can I see where a shipment is without logging into my forwarder's portal?
Yes. Shipment status, leg by leg, is visible directly on the purchase order it belongs to.

See how the whole workflow comes together with the Amber team.
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