About us

Customs classification,
without the headache.

Transinaut is a Moroccan product team building the AI assistant for HS codes - for the importers, exporters and freight forwarders who classify goods every day.

13,000+Codes covered
97HS chapters
3Interface languages

Morocco · Moroccan Customs Tariff · 97 chapters

Why we started

One product.
Half a day of searching.

Classification is still done by reading PDFs, calling a colleague and hoping. It is slow, two people do not always land on the same code, and a mistake is paid for at the border. We built the assistant we wanted to have.

Without a tool, today
  • Open the tariff as a PDF and work back through the section notes one by one
  • Call a colleague, weigh two opinions, decide on instinct
  • Start over on the next product, with no record of what was decided
With Transinaut
  • Describe the goods in one sentence, in your own words
  • Get a code together with the official wording that justifies it
  • Go back to your classification history instead of redoing the work
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What guides us

Three principles,
and not one more.

They decide what we build, and above all what we do not build.

01

Accuracy before speed

A wrong code costs more than one extra minute. Every answer cites the official wording it comes from, so that you can check it.

02

Built on the Moroccan tariff

We classify against the Moroccan Customs Tariff, not against a generic international nomenclature adapted after the fact.

03

Your words, not the nomenclature

Describe the product the way you would to a colleague. Knowing the HS should not be a prerequisite for using it.

The card

The essentials,
in six lines.

Team
A small product team based in Morocco, reachable by email.
Product
An AI assistant that finds, explains and checks HS codes.
Coverage
The whole Harmonised System: 97 chapters, more than 13,000 codes.
Reference
The Moroccan Customs Tariff, quoted in its official wording.
Languages
French, English and Arabic, interface included.
Contact
contact@transinaut.com, and the team answers it.
The shortest test

Take one product
you already know.

Describe it to the assistant, then compare the code you get with your own. It is the fastest way to judge whether the tool is any use to you.