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Trade & Logistics Document Types
Talonic recognizes and extracts structured data from 53 trade & logistics document types out of the box. No templates, no training data, no manual configuration — every field is mapped through the Field Registry with per-cell confidence and provenance.
Trade & Logistics document extraction
International trade generates deeply structured documents at every stage — Bills of Lading, Air Waybills, Customs Declarations, Certificates of Origin, CMR Consignment Notes, and Dangerous Goods Declarations. Each document encodes shipper and consignee details, HS commodity codes, Incoterms, container numbers, and regulatory compliance fields. Talonic covers 54 trade and logistics document types across ocean, air, road, and rail modalities.
How Talonic processes trade & logistics documents
Talonic extracts trade documents regardless of issuing carrier, freight forwarder, or customs authority format. A Bill of Lading yields vessel name, voyage number, container IDs, seal numbers, port of loading, port of discharge, and full cargo descriptions. A Customs Declaration (SAD) returns all 54 SAD box fields including tariff classification, declared value, and duty computation. Multi-language documents and stamps are handled without additional configuration.
Why structured trade & logistics data matters
Trade compliance errors — misclassified HS codes, mismatched container numbers, or incomplete Certificates of Origin — trigger customs holds, demurrage charges, and regulatory penalties. Extracting structured data from Phytosanitary Certificates, EUR.1 Movement Certificates, and Freight Invoices enables automated customs filing, landed-cost calculation, and supply chain visibility. Teams gain days of lead time previously lost to manual document review at each border crossing.
Other categories
53 types in Trade & Logistics — part of Talonic's 529-type ontology across 10 categories.