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Nexport

Customs document software for licensed customs brokers in Korea

We do the retyping. Brokers make the calls.

Nexport gathers the documents that arrive by email, messenger and phone into a single case and turns every line item into a structured table. HS codes are pre-filled from what that importer declared before, and when the invoice and packing list disagree, Nexport points out exactly where.

We are building one continuous flow from document collection to organising, review, UNI-PASS filing and settlement. See the workflow on a sample case (Korean)

The product itself is used by customs brokerage offices in Korea, so its screens are in Korean. This page is an English overview.

  • Free, no case limit
  • Data stored in Korea
  • Shared across the whole office
Import case · Hanol Trading (2026-09-04) 3 documents
INVOICE COMMERCIAL INVOICE.pdf B/L B_L_HDMU2649...pdf P/L PACKING_LIST_0904.xlsx

Document types are detected from the content, not the file name. Upload order does not matter.

Item Qty Amount HS code
1 COTTON T-SHIRT, MEN'S 1,200 5,040.00 6109.10-0000 Filed by this importer 2026-03
2 POLYESTER JACKET 320 5,920.00 6201.40-0000 Filed by this importer 2026-01
3 KNITTED CAP 2,000 2,700.00 6505.00-1000 Filed by this importer 2025-11
4 CANVAS TOTE BAG 850 2,635.00 No past filing

HS codes come from this importer's own earlier declarations. Once reviewed, they go into the declaration as shown.

We start with the most repetitive work

Decisions stay with the licensed broker. Nexport takes over the copying and looking-up that surround them.

Organise a whole document bundle at once

Upload invoices, B/Ls and packing lists in any order — Nexport reads the content to tell them apart. It builds a line-item table with quantity, unit price, amount and origin, and produces one merged PDF in the office’s standard order.

PDF · photos · Excel

HS codes from past declarations

Nexport reads the importer’s earlier import declarations. When the same item comes in again, it fills in the HS code that was declared last time. The more cases pass through, the less there is to fix.

Every code shows which declaration it came from

Straight from the mailbox

Connect the office’s work mailbox and documents sent by importers are sorted by company and by case. No more downloading attachments and uploading them again.

Naver · Daum · Google · company domains

Review, then file

Check the table, correct what needs correcting, and confirm — the case then moves on to filing on UNI-PASS. Nexport always shows what will be submitted first, and nothing is sent without confirmation.

UNI-PASS

One case, start to finish

  1. 1

    Collect

    Email attachments, photos sent over KakaoTalk and notes from calls with the importer come together as one case. Connected channels flow in automatically, or upload any PDF, spreadsheet or image directly.

  2. 2

    Organise

    Every line item appears in a table. HS codes are pre-filled from the importer’s past declarations, and totals are cross-checked.

  3. 3

    Review

    In development

    Where the invoice and packing list disagree, Nexport shows exactly where and prepares the questions to ask the importer. The licensed broker makes the call.

  4. 4

    File on UNI-PASS

    In development

    In the browser where the broker is already signed in to UNI-PASS, every value the declaration needs is filled in. The submit button is always pressed by a person.

  5. 5

    Track & settle

    In development

    Phone notifications at each acceptance and clearance, a statement for the importer once cleared, and the clearance certificate delivered automatically after payment.

Steps marked «In development» are being built now. Steps without the mark work today.

UNI-PASS

All the way to filing —
but the broker presses submit

UNI-PASS is the Korea Customs Service’s electronic filing system. Nexport prepares everything from reading the documents and filling in the declaration to notifications, statements and certificate delivery afterwards. The broker checks and submits.

  1. 1

    The broker signs in

    The broker signs in to UNI-PASS in their own browser (Edge, Chrome, etc.). The digital certificate stays on the broker’s PC and is never stored on our servers.

  2. 2

    We fill in the values

    In development

    In that browser, Nexport opens the declaration form and fills in every required field — showing which value went where, and which document it came from.

  3. 3

    A person presses submit

    In development

    The broker checks the completed declaration side by side with the source documents and presses submit themselves. Nothing is ever submitted automatically.

  4. 4

    The rest follows

    In development

    Notifications at acceptance and clearance, a statement built from the assessed duties, and the clearance certificate downloaded and sent on to the importer.

A tool for licensed brokers

In Korea, customs filing on behalf of others is reserved for licensed customs brokers. Nexport is built to support that work, not to replace it.

It does not replace the broker’s judgement
Tariff classification and customs valuation are the licensed broker’s work. Nexport copies the values written on the documents and looks up what the same importer declared before — nothing more.
Nothing is filed without review
Nexport shows exactly what goes into which field of the declaration, and submits only after the broker confirms. A declaration no one has checked never goes out.
Every value shows its source
Each pre-filled HS code is marked with the declaration it came from. No value is filled in without a basis.

Pricing

Free as of September 2026

Free to use, with no limit on the number of cases.

When we introduce paid plans, existing users will be told first and given at least one month’s notice.

Included today

  • Unlimited document analysis
  • HS codes pre-filled from past declarations
  • Mailbox connection
  • UNI-PASS filing
  • Unlimited team members per office

Company

We don’t think an office should upload its documents to software whose makers it cannot see.

A product company

Nexport is a software startup based in South Korea. We build and operate our own web application for licensed customs brokerage offices. We are not a consulting or document-processing agency — customers sign in and use the software themselves; we write and run it.

Founder

Dan Hwang (황해용), founder and CEO, and currently the only full-time member. Backend engineer, then full-stack, now building AI products. The product is developed together with a practising customs brokerage office in Korea, which has asked not to be named publicly.

Stage — Public beta

Sign-up is open to anyone and the product is free to use. We refine it together with a working customs brokerage office in Korea, on real import cases.

Contact

dan@nexport.ai — we reply within one business day (Korea time).