New in TariffPilot: Switzerland, USA and a New Design

Since August, TariffPilot has taken a big step forward. You now classify goods under three customs tariffs, use your own approved classifications as a reference and work in a redesigned interface. Here is an overview of the most important additions from the releases between August and October 2026.

Three customs tariffs, one workflow

Until now, TariffPilot classified goods under the EU customs tariff. The Swiss customs tariff was added in August, followed by the US customs tariff (HTSUS) in October. You choose the customs tariff right when you create a proposal, and the workflow stays the same: describe the goods, review the product identification, receive a proposal with its rationale.

If you mostly work with one customs tariff, set it once as the default for your tenant. New proposals are then pre-filled automatically. For bulk classification, you choose the customs tariff right when you import the Excel file.

Your own classifications as a reference

With the new training database, your classification practice becomes part of every new proposal. Once you rate a proposal as correct and approve it, it is available as a reference from then on. For every new item, TariffPilot searches it for technically similar cases and offers them for adoption. The result: the same goods get the same result, even when a colleague handles the case.

No AI model is trained on your data in the process. Your entries stay in your tenant and serve only as a benchmark for your own proposals. You bring in your existing classification history via Excel import with up to 50,000 rows per file.

More context for tricky goods

The more reliable information about the goods is available, the more precise the classification. That is why you can now upload up to three files when creating a proposal, for example a data sheet, a technical drawing and a product photo.

If information is still missing in an ongoing proposal, you add data sheets and specifications right there. Their content flows into the analysis and refines the proposal, while the files themselves are not stored permanently.

New design, same expertise

Since the end of October, you work in a redesigned interface. The range of functions stays the same, while your daily work becomes clearer:

• Home page: After logging in, you see the latest features and the next webinars at a glance and register for a webinar right there.
• Overview without horizontal scrolling: The table of your proposals fits completely on the screen. You sort by column and decide which columns you see.
• Tabs for editing: You reach the steps of a proposal via tabs, also with the arrow keys.
• Fully readable references: The texts of BTIs are no longer cut off.

In brief

• Finer roles: You grant access to customs tariff classification, export control classification and the training database separately for viewing, exporting and editing.
• Default direction: Set in your tenant whether new proposals start as import or export.
• Bulk classification: Batch results open in a separate view under Mass. The status shows at a glance which jobs need your attention because of insufficient data quality.
• More precise translations: Improved technical terminology raises the quality of translations into German.

Try it yourself

You will find all details on the individual releases in our release notes. Not using TariffPilot yet? Try the platform free for 14 days: log in and get started.