Explore the details
Plans to test, not services available today.
Know your business and productPlanned next
Planned next
- Build a profile from your website and documents, then ask you to confirm the facts.
- Record the exact product, materials, where it is made, sales channel and who would import it.
- Ask about missing or conflicting details instead of guessing.
Choose a market and understand demandPlanned next
Planned next
- Compare markets using trade trends, competing offers, sales channels and practical barriers.
- Show where the figures came from, their dates and the assumptions behind a comparison.
- Start with Poland. Comparing more countries is a later goal; trade figures do not prove that someone will buy.
Understand requirements and likely costsPlanned next
Planned next; cost estimates longer term
- Research product, packaging, label and language requirements, with sources for an expert to check.
- Help prepare questions about customs product codes, origin, duties and missing documents.
- Later, estimate delivery costs, duties and import taxes with clear assumptions and exclusions — not a binding quote or tax decision.
- Flag relevant product-safety or trade-restriction concerns for specialist review; no automatic approval.
Find possible buyers and useful contactsPlanned next
Planned next
- Find potential shops, distributors and importers, and explain why each may fit your product.
- Compare company names and registry details, remove duplicates and show dated evidence of each company’s role.
- Point to relevant chambers of commerce and public support. Look for public tenders when they suit the product.
- A registry record or past import does not prove trustworthiness or willingness to buy. No partners or customers are promised.
Prepare an offer people can understandPlanned next
- 01 · INPUT
Facts and market
Confirm your company, product, target market and language.
- 02 · AI
Localised drafts
Draft a landing page, product offer and next-step buttons. Flag missing support for claims.
- 03 · HUMAN
Owner review
You check and approve the draft, with a specialist where needed.
- 04 · OUTPUT
Ready for a decision
An approved draft. Publishing is a separate decision, never automatic.
Planned feature only. Use confirmed facts and adapt the offer to local audiences. No live page generator or publishing service here.
Download this module (SVG)Keep product terms consistent and compare the original with the draft. Any outreach would require separate approval of the message and recipient.
Organise delivery and customs tasksLonger term
Longer term
- List delivery and customs documents, responsibilities, deadlines and unanswered questions.
- Prepare a handover for a carrier, customs specialist or other service provider.
- Explore delivery updates and links to the tools a business already uses, where access and permissions allow.
- Coordination would not mean automatic customs filing, booked transport or a confirmed partner network.
Keep the plan and its checks up to datePlanned next
Planned next
- Track tasks, owners, blockers and progress in one plan.
- Keep the source, date and supporting passage behind important information.
- Flag changed product facts or sources and show which parts of the plan need another check.
- Record who reviewed which version. An old approval should not cover a changed plan.
Prepare your books with AI and specialist helpLonger term
- 01 · INPUT
Your records
Share invoices and records you have permission to use.
- 02 · AI
Draft and flag
Extract details, suggest categories and matches, flag gaps or conflicts.
- 03 · HUMAN
Accountant review
A suitable accountant checks, corrects and approves the work.
- 04 · OUTPUT
Organised drafts
Organised records and draft summaries, including questions about different currencies.
Future plan only. No automatic tax returns or payments. Accounting connections and local requirements still need checking.
Download this module (SVG)Also planned: prepare questions for tax, payment or intellectual-property specialists. No payment processing or legal clearance.