At the start of every working relationship with our clients, we request limited access to our clients’ ACE portals so that we have every tool available to us to maximize the returns that we can realize for our clients.
J.M. Rodgers’ data team worked hard for long in advance to ensure that we would be fully ready to file claims well in advance of ACE’s full implementation and had been filing our claims this way well before the final deadline. Our company has always relied on our in-house software system, and so we developed and modified it to ensure that it would be able to handle every type of claim, including complex manufacturing claims.
Beyond having robust software, our team brings expertise to our clients’ data to be able to work almost any kind of information into workable drawback claims. One of the most challenging aspects of drawback under new TFTEA regulations has been integrating the details around bills of material.
Our data experts are able to work from full bills of material provided by the client to determine the weights of each import, and create a new data file that broke the information down into the units required by Customs, allowing them to fully claim on their manufactured products.
Often a claimant will not have all the needed information in one place. They might have some of their invoice data required, but missing shipment data. Their freight forwarder or broker would have that, but might be missing critical information as well.
Using our data expertise, our team regularly is able to combine different sets of data into verified, usable formats that maximize all returns available to our clients. The difference JMR brings to drawback is our ability to work with all our customers’ data.
Sincerely,
James Rodgers CEO
