Explainable, not opaque
A result should show the facts it used and the reasoning it followed, so that someone else can check it.
About
A founder-led company building one thing properly.
DutiveX exists because tariff classification is too often an unexplained code in a spreadsheet. The decision is reached once, the reasoning is never written down, and nobody can reconstruct it when it matters.
StageIn development
FocusTariff classification
FounderArnav Magoo
Why it exists
The cost of a classification usually arrives later.
It shows up when a similar product is treated differently, when an adviser changes, when customs asks for support, or when a team has to reconstruct why a conclusion was reached and finds that nobody wrote it down.
Grounded in official schedules
Classification is read from the published tariff schedules, and the result says which one it came from.
Human judgement decides
DutiveX prepares the analysis. The person accountable in the business reviews it and makes the call.
Founder
Arnav Magoo
Founder & product builder
Arnav is a software builder focused on turning complex, high-accountability workflows into clear digital systems. His work centres on practical automation, structured records and tools that make a decision easier to review and improve.
DutiveX follows the same principle: technology should strengthen human judgement, keep the evidence attached and make accountability visible.
“Customs classification should not end with an unexplained code in a spreadsheet. A team should be able to see what was considered, check the official source and revisit the decision when the product or the rules change.”
Where things stand
DutiveX is in development. The immediate priorities are to finish the first working product flow, learn directly from operating companies and involve experienced customs professionals in validation.
This website does not claim validated accuracy, completed jurisdiction coverage, customers or regulatory approval. Those are outcomes to earn, not language to invent.
Pilot programme
Working through a recurring classification problem?
Arnav speaks directly with manufacturers, importers and trade professionals about how difficult classifications are researched, reviewed and retained today.