Customs Clearance Software — Australia & New Zealand
Customs Clearance Software for Australia and New Zealand
One integrated customs clearance system for Australian and New Zealand freight forwarders and customs brokers — export and import declarations, duty drawback, and compliance reference data for both markets, without switching systems or duplicating data entry.
The Challenge
Two regulatory systems, one platform
Australian and New Zealand customs are genuinely different regulatory regimes — different declaration formats, duty rules, and documentation. Most freight and customs platforms treat one market as primary and bolt the other on as an afterthought, instead of building for both.
Expedient runs AU and NZ customs clearance as equal, purpose-built parts of the same platform — declarations, duty drawback, and clearance reference data for both markets, without switching systems or re-entering the same cargo details twice.
AU Export & Import Customs Declarations
Prepare and lodge Australian export and import customs declarations straight from your existing shipment and forwarding data, so your team enters cargo details once instead of duplicating them across a separate customs package.
AU Duty Drawback Management
Track and manage Australian customs duty drawback claims inside the same system that handles the original import declaration, keeping the paperwork trail intact instead of chasing records across a separate spreadsheet or standalone tool.
AU Clearance Reference Library
A built-in reference library of Australian clearance codes, tariffs, and classification data that your brokers can check against live declarations, instead of switching between the platform and an external lookup tool.
NZ Customs Clearance
New Zealand customs clearance runs as its own dedicated module, built to New Zealand's declaration rules and processes rather than adapted from the Australian side — because the two are genuinely different regulatory systems.
NZ Export Compliance
Manage New Zealand export documentation and compliance requirements alongside your forwarding workflow, so exporters and brokers working New Zealand shipments get the same purpose-built support as the Australian side of the business.
One Platform, Both Markets
Australian and New Zealand customs data live in the same platform instead of two disconnected systems, so a business working both markets gets one place to manage compliance rather than reconciling two separate tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Expedient handle Australian customs declarations end-to-end?
Yes. Expedient's Australian customs module covers export and import declarations, prepared directly from your shipment and forwarding data rather than a separate customs package. Duty drawback claims and a built-in clearance reference library of codes and tariffs sit in the same connected system, so your brokers work from one record instead of re-entering cargo details across multiple separate tools each time a shipment moves.
Does Expedient support New Zealand customs clearance too, or only Australia?
Both. New Zealand customs clearance and export compliance run as their own dedicated modules, built to New Zealand's rules rather than adapted from the Australian side, because the two regulatory regimes are genuinely different. Forwarders and brokers working both markets manage AU and NZ compliance from the same platform, without switching systems or maintaining separate customs software for each country.
Does Expedient support ICS2 or other international customs security requirements?
ICS2 is a European Union customs security regime, not an Australian or New Zealand requirement, so it isn't part of Expedient's core AU/NZ customs clearance workflow today. Where AU or NZ compliance obligations touch international security-filing requirements, that sits within the same customs module — talk to our team about how it applies to your specific shipment profile and destination markets.
See integrated AU and NZ customs clearance for yourself
Talk to us about replacing bolt-on customs modules with one connected platform.