Supplier intake
Create a draft product record from a supported supplier page, then request the missing technical facts.
Supported product-page extraction
Bring public product-page facts into your workspace
Capture useful content from supported product pages, review it against the source, and use the cleaned record as a starting point for classification and duty research.
Extraction is limited by the source page
Page access, layout, and content quality vary. Extracted text may be incomplete, outdated, promotional, or incorrect. Confirm critical facts with supplier specifications and other authoritative documents before classification.
From page to product record
Extract first, verify before research
The workflow separates what the page says from what your team has confirmed, preventing scraped marketing copy from becoming an unquestioned customs fact.
- 01
Submit a supported product page
Start with a public page that exposes readable product content. Login-gated, blocked, highly dynamic, or unsupported pages may not be available for extraction.
- 02
Capture available product facts
Extract the product name, description, specifications, visible materials, dimensions, and other fields actually present on the page.
- 03
Review and correct the record
Compare the captured data with the page and supplier documentation. Remove marketing claims and fill in facts the source does not provide.
- 04
Continue into trade research
Use the reviewed product facts to develop HTS suggestions and duty estimates, with the same human review required for direct entry.
Useful extraction targets
- Readable public manufacturer product pages
- Supplier listings with technical specifications
- Individual catalog pages with stable product content
- Pages that expose material, size, function, or model details
Common limits
- Login, paywall, bot protection, or access restrictions
- Client-rendered pages that do not expose readable content
- Catalog indexes or multi-product pages without stable detail
- Missing composition, origin, use, or manufacturing facts
Practical uses
Quote preparation
Use reviewed page data to start a classification and duty estimate while keeping assumptions visible.
Catalog enrichment
Add accessible specifications to existing product records before a structured batch review.
Research handoff
Preserve the source URL and captured facts so another reviewer can inspect the same starting evidence.
Turn supported product pages into reviewed intake
Capture what is available, correct the record, and carry confirmed facts into trade research.