UC-366
Export Control and ITAR Classification
Reads part drawings, specifications and end-use statements, proposes the export control classification, and routes the licence decision.
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The Challenge
One misclassified item can trigger an export violation and suspend a programme's shipping. It persists because classification rests on a few experienced staff reading data against shifting control lists.
How It Works
- Reads part drawings, technical data packages, bills of material and end-use statements.
- Proposes ITAR and EAR classification with the control paragraph and precedent cited.
- Routes each item to the trade compliance officer with the licence path and rationale.
What It Removes
- Manual reading of control lists for each new part
- Rebuilding classification rationale at audit time
- Email chasing of end-user and end-use statements
Input Data RequirementsPart drawings and technical data packages, bills of material, end-use and end-user statements, USML and CCL control lists, prior classifications
Output FormatPer-item classification proposal with cited control text, a licence action queue, and an audit-ready classification register
“Two people here can classify properly and both of them retire within three years”