Nobody in the room is checking customs.
Every importing client on your list files customs declarations — and almost none of them are reviewed the way you review their tax. That gap is a risk for the client, and an advisory line waiting to be owned by the firm they already trust.
The platform does the analysis. Your firm gives the advice.
An advisory customs partnership splits the work the way a practice already thinks: automated, evidence-linked analysis of the client's HMRC declaration data on one side, and the client relationship — the interpretation, the recommendation, the conversation — on yours. You add a customs line to the practice without building a customs team.
Most partner firms open with the audit readiness score: a 0–100 score across six risk dimensions of the client's own declaration data, with duty-at-risk attached. It turns "have you looked at your customs position?" into a number on a page — from the client's real declarations, not a questionnaire. See the readiness score →
Introduce first. Grow into your own portal.
Firms don't have to commit to a whitelabel practice on day one. The tiers are a journey: start by introducing clients, move to a portal under your brand when the line has proven itself.
Every tier runs on flat platform economics — never a success fee, never a commission on what your clients recover. The pricing conversation with a client stays clean.
Your clients see your firm.
On the whitelabel tiers, the customs practice your clients experience is yours: your logo, your colours, your name — on the same continuously-updated platform every partner runs on, with zero custom development.
Tier 2 portals carry a "Powered by BorderAudit" attribution; Tier 3 co-branded deployments run on your own domain.
See the advisor whitelabel in action
The portal, dashboards and reports a partner firm's clients actually see — a walkthrough of the whitelabel customs audit platform under an advisor's brand.
The readiness score opens the door. The reclaim walks through it.
Where the audit finds overpaid duty, BorderAudit prepares evidence-linked reclaim files, a customs specialist reviews them, and the claim goes to HMRC — 91% are accepted first time. The engine has recovered £4.7 million for 200+ UK businesses, £144,000 of it for a single retailer. Delivered under your brand, that's the client win a firm gets remembered for. See duty reclaim in the platform →
Talk through your client list with a founder.
Thirty minutes on how a customs line fits your practice — which clients to start with, what the readiness score would show them, and what the whitelabel portal looks like with your brand on it. Bring a client list and we'll talk specifics.
Partner questions, answered.
Own the customs line. Skip the customs hire.
Start as an introducer, grow into a client portal under your firm's brand. The platform does the analysis; your firm gives the advice. Flat pricing at every tier — never a success fee.