Drop in your customs declaration / Commercial Invoice (CI) / Packing List (PL) / Bill of Lading (B/L) / Certificate of Origin (CO) / contract, and catch amount, quantity, unit price, country, shipper & consignee mismatches across documents in seconds.
Key fields are extracted from every document and compared across the set — and the coverage keeps growing.
Domestic shipper, overseas consignee, contract no., packages, gross/net weight, trade terms, goods detail.
Seller, buyer, amount, currency, quantity, unit price, Incoterms.
Packages, packing type, gross weight, net weight, volume, line-item quantities.
Shipper, consignee, notify party, cargo description, freight terms, port of loading/discharge.
Country of origin, country of destination, cargo description, issuing authority.
Buyer and seller, product, quantity, amount, delivery terms, signatories.
Manual review most often misses the fields that "look fine": currency, country and trade terms.
Do the totals agree across documents? Avoid under-collecting and over-paying.
Does the total match the line items? Avoid short shipment and over shipment.
Does unit price × quantity equal the stated amount? Catch hidden differences.
Do country of origin and destination conflict across documents? This drives tariffs and compliance.
Are buyer, seller and notify party the same legal entity across documents? Prevent mix-ups.
Are currency and trade terms (FOB/CIF and others) consistent? Prevent responsibility mismatch.
A deterministic rule engine. Nothing invented, nothing hidden.
Drag in multiple PDFs (customs declaration / CI / PL / B/L / CO / contract), up to 8 at a time.
Client-side parsing plus a rule engine pull out the key fields; sensitive data can be redacted first.
Documents are compared against each other and you get a reviewable list — only suspected mismatches are flagged, never a verdict.
Experience is unreliable. A black box is worse.
Only genuine anomalies are flagged. A clean document is never wrongly accused.
Dirty input degrades gracefully instead of crashing, and no amount or content is ever fabricated.
Each finding maps to a specific field and rule, so any conclusion can be re-checked and explained.
Self-check paperwork before shipping to avoid platform compliance and customs risk.
Check many shipments at once and protect both payment and credit standing.
Catch mismatches while documents are still being drafted, so fewer get rejected and reissued.
Turn document review from a manual judgement call into a routine with an audit trail.
Export customs declarations, Commercial Invoices (CI), Packing Lists (PL), Bills of Lading (B/L), Certificates of Origin (CO) and sales contracts — six core trade documents, with more being added. Key fields are extracted from each document and compared across the whole set.
Parsing runs client-side and the checks run on a deterministic rule engine. Sensitive fields can be redacted before upload, and source documents are never sent to any third-party large language model. Analysis only ever touches the fields you provide.
It is currently in a free trial phase. No sign-up is required and every check is available immediately.
DocuConsist checks document-to-document and document-to-credit consistency, covering cross-document comparison under UCP600 and ISBP, and includes OFAC sanctions screening — reducing the risk of customs delays and payment compliance problems.
The deterministic rule engine keeps false alarms below 5%. Suspected mismatches are raised as review or warn hints rather than verdicts, and every finding traces back to the exact field it came from.
Manual checking is slow and easy to get wrong. DocuConsist compares six dimensions across several documents in seconds, explicitly surfaces easily-missed fields such as currency, country and trade terms, and returns a reviewable list rather than a black-box answer.
No sign-up, free, results in seconds. See every mismatch before you ship and before you present documents.
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