Theme: Digital

HMRC has announced the closure of the Modernising Authorisations (MA) project, which aimed to simplify and digitize customs and excise authorisations. Despite the project's end, HMRC will continue to enhance current systems and explore future improvements. Read on for more on this change.

As supply chains become larger and more complex, the customs industry needs to evolve. UK & IE Managing Director Dan Culverhouse explains why digitalisation in customs is essential in this article.

What exactly are the benefits of working with a neutral customs partner? In a world full of biases, maintaining neutrality has become an invaluable virtue. Discover how working with a neutral customs partner is the key to upgrading your customs functions in this article.

The use of electric vehicles in global trade is a major focus area right now. But what challenges do traders of EVs face with customs and logistics? Find out in this article.

It’s clear from recent trade shows that digitalisation and data-sharing is a key topic for the logistics industry. Find out how we use EDI to work with your supply chain software in this article.

In our series #WeAreCustomsSupport, we invite you to meet the minds behind our success. Today, we present an exclusive interview with Bee Newboult, the Group Brand and Communications Manager at Customs Support.

Customs and operational software are not always compatible, but that doesn’t mean they can’t work together. Customs Consultant Matthias Declerck explains digital interfacing in this article.

When you trade internationally and deal with Customs Authorities worldwide, you must make sure that all your systems, procedures and processes related to customs activities are compliant. Customs rules and regulations constantly change. The market in which you continuously operate changes, and your operation constantly evolves. With so many changing factors, there is always a risk that your customs processes are no longer on par with the latest situation.

Customs Support is known as a leading provider of digital customs solutions, but what does that mean? UK IT Director Ash Taylor explains why it’s important to progress digitally in this article.

The potential of blockchain in Customs processes could mean improved compliance, trade facilitation or fraud detection - enabling fluent supply chains globally.