Launching · Phase 1

TEKWIZGO is launching.Know Before You Ship.

AI-powered trade intelligence for African businesses. Understand documents, regulations, classification, charges, and risks — before cargo moves. One commercial invoice in — one Import Readiness Report out, with the problems found before the cargo moves, not after it arrives at the port.

Free to start · No card · Advisory only

Import readiness report · sample

Rules engine

55-inch LED Televisions

120 units · China → Apapa, Lagos · FOB · $24,000

AI recommendation

Proceed with Conditions

Readiness

55/100

  • Documentationmedium
  • Regulatorymedium
  • HS Classificationmedium
  • Suppliermedium

Duty

20%

VAT

7.5%

Agencies

CUSTOMS · SON

1 → 1

Invoice in, report out

10-digit

Nigerian CET tariff lines

Sea · Air · Road

Modes assessed

6 roles

Importer to bank, one shared file

Why now

Problems are cheap before the cargo moves. They are ruinous at the port.

“I don’t want to discover that my shipment has a documentation, classification, regulatory or compliance problem after it has already arrived at the port.”
Importer interviews, Lagos

Demurrage, re-classification, a missing SONCAP certificate, an invoice that doesn’t match the packing list — every one of these is visible in the commercial invoice weeks earlier. TEKWIZGO reads that document the way a seasoned broker would, then puts the findings in one file you can act on.

The report

Everything a readiness decision needs. One file.

  • 01

    HS / CET classification

    10-digit Nigerian CET line with confidence, reasoning, and what the code implies.

  • 02

    Duty · VAT · Levy

    Rates read from the matched tariff line, applied to the CIF base in naira.

  • 03

    Regulatory approvals

    SONCAP, NAFDAC, NESREA, Form M, PAAR — which ones apply and why.

  • 04

    Required documents

    The paper you need before the bank, before the port, before the broker asks.

  • 05

    Compliance risks

    Prohibited and restricted goods flagged before a deposit is wired.

  • 06

    Document consistency

    Invoice, packing list, and typed details cross-checked for mismatches.

  • 07

    Landed-cost estimate

    Duty, taxes, levy, port and terminal charges, per-unit cost.

  • 08

    Import Readiness Score

    0–100 with a plain verdict: proceed, proceed with caution, do not ship.

  • 09

    Recommended actions

    Ranked corrective steps, each linked to a guided assistant.

How it works

Upload → analyse → answers. No menu hunting.

  1. 01

    Upload

    A commercial invoice as PDF, image, or scan. Optional packing list or specs.

  2. 02

    Analyse

    OCR extracts the shipment. The rules engine classifies, prices, and checks it.

  3. 03

    Confirm

    Review the extracted details. Correct anything the document got wrong.

  4. 04

    Report

    One import-readiness file. Export to PDF or share with your broker and bank.

Built for the whole chain

One assessment. Every stakeholder reads the same file.

  • Importers

    Know the full cost and the full paperwork before you commit to a supplier.

  • Customs brokers

    Receive a pre-checked file. Comment, set status, request documents.

  • Manufacturers & exporters

    Confirm what your buyer's destination market will demand.

  • Freight forwarders

    Spot restricted cargo and missing approvals before booking.

  • Shipping lines

    Fewer held containers, fewer disputes at discharge.

  • Bank trade desks

    Verify Form M readiness and invoice consistency in one view.

Destination markets

Nigeria live. Africa next. Global by design.

Every assessment carries origin, destination, mode, currency, and corridor. The working tariff today is Nigeria’s 10-digit CET; the architecture is built to add the next jurisdiction without rebuilding the product.

Live

  • NigeriaLive

Coming

  • GhanaSoon
  • KenyaSoon
  • Côte d'IvoireSoon
  • South AfricaSoon
  • United KingdomSoon
  • United StatesSoon

Roadmap

Phase 1 ships first. The rest is already drawn.

  1. PHASE 1

    Launching

    AI Import Readiness

    Know what you need before you ship.

  2. PHASE 2

    Next

    Trade & Customs Intelligence

    HS, duties, taxes, regulations, restricted goods, documentation.

  3. PHASE 3

    Later

    Shipment & Logistics

    Tracking, port arrival, clearance, charges, delays, delivery.

  4. PHASE 4

    Later

    Trade Compliance

    Continuous regulatory management for companies.

  5. PHASE 5

    Later

    African Digital Trade

    Beyond Nigeria into other African markets.

  6. PHASE 6

    Later

    Global Trade Infrastructure

    Importer, exporter, forwarder, broker, line, port, bank, regulator — connected.