Question 1

How does Zonos Classify work?

Accepted Answer

Zonos Classify uses keywords for your products, such as item description, brand, and color to search for the most appropriate HS code. Image recognition and machine learning can also be used for even better results.

Question 2

What is the Harmonized System (HS)?

Accepted Answer

The Harmonized System (HS) is what’s used to classify cross-border goods for global trade. More than 200 countries and economics use the HS as a basis for their Customs tariffs and the collection of international trade statistics.

Question 3

What is the difference between HS and HTS codes?

Accepted Answer

The difference between HS and HTS codes is the number of digits within the code. A code with six-digits is the universal standard as part of the HS (Harmonized System, Harmonized Tariff System) code whereas a code with 7-10 digits is determined by the country of import and is considered the HTS code.

Question 4

Are HS codes required for landed cost calculation?

Accepted Answer

No, HS codes are not required; however, landed cost calculations will be more precise and accurate if the products are properly classified to the sixth-digit HS or eighth-digit HTS tariff-level code.

Question 5

How many languages does Zonos Classify support?

Accepted Answer

Zonos Classify supports over 100 languages.

Question 6

Who is Zonos Classify designed for?

Accepted Answer

Zonos Classify can be used for a variety of use cases, including:

Ecommerce companies that ship internationally
Ecommerce platforms
Online marketplaces
Customs brokers
Logistics providers with shipping platforms or APIs
Government customs agencies
Shipping software platforms

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