EntryWharf: Customs Declaration Autofill by Gwop Services
Snap the bill of lading and invoice. EntryWharf reads them and fills your customs declaration. You check it and submit.
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EntryWharf fills in your customs import declaration for you, straight from your shipping papers.
Drop in a photo or PDF of the bill of lading and the commercial invoice. EntryWharf reads them, shows you every field it found, and marks in amber anything you should double-check. Press Fill and it types everything into the customs website in your own browser: the transport details, the parties, the shipment, and every goods line.
You stay in control. EntryWharf never submits anything. You look over the form and press Submit on the customs website yourself.
Built for importers, small businesses and customs brokers in the Caribbean, starting with the British Virgin Islands (CAPS).
How it works
1. Create a free account at entrywharf.com. Your first 5 declarations are free, no card needed.
2. Open your customs website and start a new declaration.
3. Click the EntryWharf icon. The panel opens beside the form.
4. Drop the bill of lading and invoice, press Read, check the amber fields.
5. Press Fill, check the form, and submit it yourself.
What you get
- Reads photos and PDFs, several pages at once
- Fills the whole declaration and all goods lines
- Suggested tariff (HS) codes for each item, clearly marked as suggestions
- Saves the values that never change, like your importer number
- Works on Chrome, Edge and Firefox
- Plans for one person, a business team, or a brokerage
Important: EntryWharf is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any customs authority or government. You are responsible for checking and submitting your own declarations.
Requires an EntryWharf account. Plans and prices: https://entrywharf.com
Drop in a photo or PDF of the bill of lading and the commercial invoice. EntryWharf reads them, shows you every field it found, and marks in amber anything you should double-check. Press Fill and it types everything into the customs website in your own browser: the transport details, the parties, the shipment, and every goods line.
You stay in control. EntryWharf never submits anything. You look over the form and press Submit on the customs website yourself.
Built for importers, small businesses and customs brokers in the Caribbean, starting with the British Virgin Islands (CAPS).
How it works
1. Create a free account at entrywharf.com. Your first 5 declarations are free, no card needed.
2. Open your customs website and start a new declaration.
3. Click the EntryWharf icon. The panel opens beside the form.
4. Drop the bill of lading and invoice, press Read, check the amber fields.
5. Press Fill, check the form, and submit it yourself.
What you get
- Reads photos and PDFs, several pages at once
- Fills the whole declaration and all goods lines
- Suggested tariff (HS) codes for each item, clearly marked as suggestions
- Saves the values that never change, like your importer number
- Works on Chrome, Edge and Firefox
- Plans for one person, a business team, or a brokerage
Important: EntryWharf is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any customs authority or government. You are responsible for checking and submitting your own declarations.
Requires an EntryWharf account. Plans and prices: https://entrywharf.com
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Required permissions:
- Access browser tabs
Optional permissions:
- Access your data for sites in the gov.vg domain
- Access your data for entrywharf.com
Required data collection, according to the developer:
- Authentication information
- Personally identifying information
- Website content
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- Version
- 1.3.3
- Size
- 43.51 KB
- Last updated
- 9 days ago (Nov 5, 2026)
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