VeriPura Core™ reads the certificates, lab reports and invoices for a shipment, checks them against the rules of the destination and shows what to review while the goods are still at the origin. An orchestrator runs 50+ specialist agents and writes a tamper-evident record. Your team makes the decision.
Patent-pending. Tuned first for food in VeriPura Food™.
Every business event goes to an orchestrator (ours, or your own). It decides which specialist agents need to run, shows where the evidence is incomplete and names the person who must decide. For a shipment, it works like this.
Product, origin, destination. Core works out which papers that trade needs and builds the checklist.
Drop in everything in one go, through the portal, API or a file drop. Core recognizes each document, reads it and files it against the checklist.
Do weights, dates, names and certificate numbers agree across documents? Is anything expired, missing or altered? Specialists run in parallel and cite their sources.
One page with every finding and the proof behind it, routed to a named person with a drafted fix. Your team decides. Border staff can verify the record by QR code.
VeriPura provides the information and a risk score. Your people make every decision: holds, supplier exits, filings and statements to authorities.
Every check writes to a tamper-evident folder, anchored on a public blockchain and shareable as W3C Verifiable Credentials.
Each check ends as matched, flagged for review (a mismatch or a gap) or not checked. This is the main difference between Core and a checklist tool.
Peru to the Netherlands
Many systems turn a failed lookup into a green tick. Core does not. A missing document is a finding. A register that is offline shows as Not checked. Every result also shows the date of the data behind it.
We went through the checks one by one and removed every place where a problem could quietly show up as a match. For a product that sells trust, that matters more than any single feature.
Every capability carries its status, so you can see what is working in the product and what is not. Statuses are updated as capabilities ship.
Work out what applies, and keep the rules current.
The documents a shipment needs depend on what it is and where it is going. Core builds that list per route, including wine and seafood papers for the EU and UK.
No more finding out at the border that a certificate was required.
Search the customs tariffs of 14 jurisdictions in one place, with AI-assisted code suggestions, legal notes and duty rates.
The right code decides the duty and the rules that apply.
For the EU, UK and Philippines, plus a halal advisory, Core suggests the right customs code from the official tariff and shows what the rules say about entry. It never claims to be the final authority, and unsure cases go to a human reviewer.
Malaysia is built and not yet deployed.
Core keeps its own copies of 14 national tariff schedules and watches 17 live feeds, such as FDA and EU food alerts (RASFF), EU law changes, UK food safety, disasters and BRCGS, GLOBALG.A.P. and IFS updates. Rule changes are mapped to the products, suppliers and open orders they affect. An operations dashboard shows what is fresh and what did not refresh.
The rules behind each result are kept up to date automatically.
Versioned rulebooks per country, state or local authority, resolved from an address.
The EU ban on products made with forced labor applies from 14 December 2027. We have researched what it requires and planned how Core supports it.
Research is done.
Get the papers in, even from people who will never log in to a new system.
Drop every file for a shipment at once. Core reads each file by its content, never its file name, then decides where the whole batch belongs: an existing shipment, matched by seller and buyer names, or a new one built around the bill of lading, invoice or purchase order. One drop is one shipment.
Files it does not recognize are not dropped. They wait for you, and the admin team can teach Core the new document type.
Send a supplier a one-time link. They upload the document without an account, Core checks it on arrival, and the shipment updates. Expired or used links stop working.
Gets papers from people who will never log in to a new system.
When a document is missing, or a certificate is about to expire (30, 14 and 7 days out), the Concierge goes after it. It emails the issuer, searches public registers and messages people by WhatsApp, LINE or SMS. Whatever it finds goes to a person for review before it counts.
Replaces hours a week of chasing suppliers.
Company certificates are stored once and tracked. Choose how you hear about problems: channels, which alerts and quiet hours.
No surprise expiries, and no 3 a.m. messages.
Test the evidence against the rules.
Upload invoices, certificates, packing lists and lab reports together. Core sorts them, pulls out the facts and compares them with each other.
Replaces someone reading forty pages and comparing numbers by hand.
If a document shows a different route than the one declared, say Vietnam instead of Thailand, Core asks you and re-checks only the documents affected. Conflicts are resolved with a recorded name and reason.
Fixed in one step, with a paper trail.
Looks for handwriting, stamps and signatures, and for signs a document was edited after it was issued.
Certificate fraud is common on high-risk trade routes.
Reads lab reports, or takes them directly from the lab by API. Core checks that the lab is accredited by a recognized national body, that the sample matches the container and seal, and that results are within legal limits for pesticides, heavy metals and pathogens.
A report from an unaccredited lab is flagged for review, not accepted as evidence.
Organic certificates, deforestation declarations with plot maps, seafood catch certificates, wine certificates and composite foods, plus an estimate of what a rejection would cost in demurrage.
Built around the checks EU border posts actually apply.
BRCGS, GLOBALG.A.P., FSSC 22000 and organic certificates are checked for expiry. The newest rule flags a missing BRCGS site code or GLOBALG.A.P. number, because a certificate nobody can look up is not proof.
The stricter rules are built and tested. They are not in production yet.
Core knows 23 recognized halal bodies. For goods going to the UAE, Turkey and Singapore it checks the issuing body against the official list, including whether its recognition has lapsed. It can also look a certificate up on the Indonesian and Malaysian registers.
The Indonesian and Malaysian register lookups are not switched on in every environment yet.
Checks whether a packaging producer is on the UK government register, now covering all 12,069 producers rather than the first 500.
Waiting on its next production deployment.
Paste a product specification and Core checks it against the target market's rules: additives, and a mass-balance check on the recipe.
An early check before you print a label.
Scans labels in six languages for vague claims such as “eco-friendly” or “climate neutral” with no proof, under the new EU rules that apply from 27 September 2026.
In testing. It only warns, and the rule list still needs sign-off from our compliance owner.
Screen the parties and the journey.
Screens suppliers against the US government's list of banned entities for goods linked to high-risk regions.
Covers the US law today. The EU law comes next.
Checks the companies on a shipment against the full sanctions lists. A match raises a critical alert.
Working on our development system. Being rolled out to production.
Checks origin, species or material and duty exposure per producer and period.
Watches price outliers, supplier enforcement news and new routing patterns.
Shows container temperature readings during transit. Core compares them with the limits for the goods and raises a flag when a limit is breached.
Needs sensor data from the carrier or the container.
Makes GS1 pallet labels (pallet code, item code, lot) and reads GS1 traceability events (EPCIS). Core flags impossible timelines, such as harvest after shipping, outputs larger than inputs and cold-chain breaches.
The standard format for retailer and supply-chain traceability.
Leave a record anyone can verify.
One page of findings for the whole shipment: a risk score, every flag and the evidence behind it. A fingerprint of it is sealed on a public blockchain, so it cannot be changed quietly later. Border posts can verify it by QR code, and the full trail can be assembled into an audit pack for a customs request, claim or customer audit.
Proof that stands up when someone asks what you knew, and when.
Every document is fingerprinted the moment it is uploaded. The fingerprints are linked in time order and anchored on the public blockchain, so anyone can later check that nothing was changed or back-dated. Records can be shared as W3C Verifiable Credentials.
The audit trail you can show a regulator or a buyer.
Follows evidence through splits, blends and bills of materials.
Keep your people in control.
A review queue for cases Core is unsure about, live health of every checker, anomaly alerts, audit logs and user management. Reviewer decisions feed back in to train the system.
People stay in control, and Core learns from them.
Exporter, freight forwarder and importer can each acknowledge an issue with a stated reason, such as a natural weight loss from drying. The decision is recorded with the findings.
Clear accountability instead of an email chain.
Ask the Consignment Guardian what is wrong, what is missing or what to do next, by typing or by speaking. It answers from that shipment's own documents and checks.
Voice runs through a separate service that is still being finished.
Labs and other services can send evidence straight into Core through our hosted API. Our Label Validator asks Core to check additives and allergens, including banned colorants and EU allergen rules.
One set of rules, used by every product.
The parts you do not see, but that make the results believable.
Each one knows a single area: organic, halal, sanctions, food safety schemes, packaging, labeling, cold chain and more. One coordinating agent per shipment pulls their findings together.
Rules are read from official sources and reviewed before they count. Rules nobody has reviewed yet are kept apart and labeled as such.
Registers and lists are refreshed on a schedule. If a list is too old for a check to be trusted, Core says it cannot confirm instead of using it.
When Core is unsure, it sends the case to a human reviewer. Their decisions go back in and make the next check better.
Most of the value comes from rules and retrieval. We fine-tune only the narrow, high-volume steps where it pays.
Versioned rulebooks and the source documents behind them, so every answer cites the exact version it relied on.
Example: a jurisdiction profile per state, or duty rates per producer and review period.
Small, fast models tuned on your documents for the steps that run thousands of times a day.
Example: reading grade stamps, test reports or certificates in your suppliers' formats.
A frontier model with tools handles routing and exceptions, where inputs are new and mistakes are costly.
Example: drafting a supplier request when a declaration is incomplete.
Every pilot measures accuracy for your documents. Each reviewer decision becomes training data, so accuracy improves with use.
Keep your orchestrator, your interface and your roadmap. Your systems engage VeriPura Core through our hosted API. Your team builds the experience. We maintain the rules, the trained specialists and the evidence trail.
// request from your own system
check_compliance({
hs_code: "4412.31",
origin: "MY",
destination: { country: "US", region: "FL", county: "Broward" },
documents: ["invoice.pdf", "lacey_declaration.pdf", "mill_cert.pdf"]
})
// response
{
status: "review",
requirements_found: 14,
findings: [{
check: "lacey_declaration",
result: "missing_field",
detail: "species not declared for core veneer",
rule_source: "APHIS Lacey Act guidance, version 2026-01",
confidence: 0.97
}],
evidence_id: "vp:folder:4471-B",
anchored: true
}Every agent as a separate tool, alongside the orchestrator.
Each answer returns its sources, rule versions and confidence scores, so your engineers can see why, not just what.
In every pilot we report measured accuracy for your documents, so your team can see how the agents perform.
VeriPura Core runs on our infrastructure and is reached through our API. Your data never trains models for anyone else.
You'll work directly with the founders and the engineers who build the agents, not an onboarding team.
Core is built to be the checking layer under other products, not only a screen of its own. Partners can come in three ways:
18+ years in import and export compliance across Southeast Asia and Europe.
Serial entrepreneur and patent holder with a background in B2B go-to-market.
35+ years in enterprise solutions architecture, including SAP delivery, and a decade building blockchain products for real-world use cases.