Your AItrade compliancedepartment.

Olivra is a trade compliance department for importers and exporters that don't have one. It writes your compliance program from your own documents, watches the regulators that apply to you, and keeps the program current as rules change. Olive, Olivra's AI, does the reading and drafting. Your team makes the decisions.

Your broker files entries for you, but under U.S. law the importer of record must use reasonable care, and penalties for errors land on you, even when your broker filed the entry. Olivra gives you the written program and the record that shows it. Invite your broker as a read-only viewer: seats are unlimited.

Yes. Olivra is for companies that export as well as import. Tell Olive you export when you set up, and your program covers the export side in its Sanctions & Export Controls section: how you classify your goods under the Export Administration Regulations (an ECCN, or EAR99), how you screen the buyer, destination and end use before anything ships, and who files your Electronic Export Information in AES. Commodities keeps each product's Schedule B number and export classification beside its HTS code: Olive can suggest them, and your team confirms them. Olive watches BIS export rules and OFAC every day, and shipping to Canada or Mexico adds their customs notices, including tariffs on US goods. Olive never decides whether a shipment needs a license: that stays with your team and your trade counsel.

Whatever compliance documents you already have: manuals, SOPs, rulings, broker instructions, as PDF (scans included), Word, Excel or CSV files, or photos of the pages (JPEG, PNG or WebP, and iPhone HEIC photos uploaded from Safari), from your computer, Google Drive or OneDrive. No documents at all? Olive interviews you instead. You set it up yourself in minutes: create an account, start your plan for $1, add your documents, confirm what Olive found, and sign the finished program. Want help setting it up on your own documents and sources? Book a walkthrough.

Every program watches six live sources from day one: the Federal Register, CBP CSMS messages, the USITC tariff schedule, OFAC, BIS export rules and the DHS UFLPA Entity List. If you export, Olive also watches the State Department's DDTC (ITAR) and the Census export filing rules. Trade with Canada or Mexico adds CBSA customs notices and USMCA updates, a European lane adds the EU Official Journal and EU sanctions, and CPSC is added when you name it during setup. The Consolidated Screening List, the BIS Entity List, WCO updates, FDA and Mexico's Diario Oficial are connected too, and each goes live once it has produced a verified change. The status of every source is on the Security page.

Olive checks every source on your plan every day and reads each new change against your products and your program. If it touches you, Olive drafts the change to the sections it affects and tells you why. When a change needs action, your owners and admins get an email; everything else arrives in a summary, daily, weekly or only when something needs you. Nothing in your program changes until someone approves it.

That's the only way it works. Every change Olive drafts waits for an owner or admin at your company to approve it, and each approval records who approved it and when. Viewers, such as executives, auditors or your broker, can read everything and change nothing.

It keeps the records an auditor asks for: your signed program, who approved each change and when, training with signed attestations, and a draft Focused Assessment binder you can download as a PDF. The audit log and program adoption signatures are locked by the database, so they can't be edited or deleted after the fact, and approvals are kept as an add-only history. Olivra doesn't promise an audit outcome, and it isn't legal advice: for legal questions, talk to a licensed customs broker or trade attorney.

Olive works from your documents and the official sources on your plan. Every draft cites what it rests on, and each point in your program is marked by where it came from: your documents, an inference from your scope, or a gap that needs your input. You review everything before it becomes part of your program. Like any AI, Olive can be wrong, which is why nothing goes in without a person approving it. How Olive works shows each step and the checks on Olive.

A chatbot answers the questions you think to ask, from whatever you paste in, however good its memory. Compliance breaks on the change nobody asked about. Olive checks the Federal Register, CBP and every other source on your plan every day without being asked, reads each change against the products, HTS codes and trade lanes you confirmed, and tells you when one reaches you. Until you confirm an HTS code, Olive can't tell whether a change reaches your specific goods. The result isn't a reply in a chat: it's a change to your signed compliance program, approved by a named person at your company and written to an audit log the database locks against edits. Under reasonable care, CBP looks at whether you had reliable procedures and kept them current. That is the record Olivra keeps, and a chat history isn't it.

Each company's data is kept separate, every request is checked against your company membership, and everything is encrypted in transit and at rest. Your documents, data and conversations are not used to train AI models. We keep your records while you use Olivra; audit records and signed attestations are kept permanently so they stay valid as evidence. Ask us to close your account and we delete or anonymize your personal information, except what the law requires us to keep. See our security practices.