Connect your UK customs data to MyCustomsInfo®
See exactly what your business declared through HMRC’s Customs Declaration Service. Spot overpaid duty, check the work of your declarants and stay ready for an audit. Three ways to connect your CDS data. Choose the one that fits how you work.
Your data, in any form
You do not wait for one system. We take your declaration data however it exists today, and we grade what we find by where it came from.
Three ways to connect
Every route uses your own declaration data held in HMRC’s Customs Declaration Service under your EORI.
Upload your CDS reports
The quickest start. You sign in to HMRC, download your four declaration reports, and upload the CSV files to us. Anyone can do this on day one.
- Your UK EORI number
- A Government Gateway login
- Access to HMRC’s Get customs data service
Grant us permission to pull your data
You grant MyCustomsInfo® third-party permission once inside the HMRC service. After that we fetch your reports every month, including what your brokers filed in your name. You see the results, they keep filing.
- Your UK EORI number
- A Government Gateway login
- To grant us third-party permission in the HMRC service
Connect via the live API
A direct connection from HMRC into the platform, near real time. You authorise MyCustomsInfo® through the Government Gateway and we pull declarations as they clear. Best suited to businesses that file their own declarations.
- Your UK EORI number
- A Government Gateway login
- A short conversation with us to set it up
What to have ready
Gather these before you start. They are the details HMRC and we will ask for when you set up your feed.
Quick start, the recommended route
Option 2 in five steps. Once it is set up, you do nothing each month. We collect, reconcile and show you the results.
Good to know
Useful HMRC links
Straight from HMRC and GOV.UK.
Not sure which route fits you?
Tell us how your declarations are filed and we will point you to the right option and set up your feed with you.
Or call us: +44 151 808 0103