Data and AI
How Tyllus uses AI to read import documents, with people in control.
Tyllus reads proforma and commercial invoices, packing lists, house bills of lading, ISF filings, 7501 entry summaries, and forwarder and broker invoices for you, and double-checks every value. Agreeing values are marked Accepted; anything uncertain is marked Needs review so a person confirms it before it is used.
Updated: October 3, 2026
How does Tyllus read shipping documents?
Tyllus reads 8 US document types and 7 for Mexico, including the pedimento, and fills in shipment details, product lines, costs and duty lines from them. The source document always stays attached to the shipment.
Values that agree are accepted. Values that are uncertain are marked Needs review and show the alternatives side by side, so the right person picks or types the correct one.
- Every read value is double-checked before it is accepted.
- Uncertain values are marked Needs review and can be corrected in one place.
- Ask Tyllus AI reads and summarizes your workspace data; it does not change data on its own.
Data use and visibility
Workspace documents and shipment records are private product data. They are not published as public website content.
Avoid entering confidential operational data in public forms. Information handled inside an account remains subject to workspace permissions and the Privacy Policy.
Known limits
Results vary with document quality, language, layout, and the information requested. Users remain responsible for reviewing commercial and customs information with the appropriate professionals before acting on it. Tyllus is not a customs adviser or filing agent.
Ask how your document workflow would be reviewed.
Describe the document types and decisions involved. Do not upload confidential documents through the public contact form.