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In extraordinary times... ... trust is everything


As an international freight forwarder, customs declarations are at the heart of your operation and your clearance software provider is a crucial partner. And in the current chaos that is Coronavirus, Brexit, CDS and more, you need to know that you can trust your partners to always be there for you; to put your interests first so that we can weather the storm together.


We have been producing customs and freight management software and representing your interests with government and industry for the last 25 years and you can rest assured we will be doing just the same (and more) for the next 25.


As a Mutual Trading company we have a unique status in the industry; the people who use our software own us. Our board of directors are freight forwarders chosen from amongst our users and tasked to ensure we act at all times in the interests of all our users. We dont pay shareholder dividends, we just concentrate on improving the software we provide to more than 350 freight forwarders like you.


Add together our mutuality, our representative role mandated by BIFA, the technology and functionality of our software and our unrivalled 24x7x365 technical and business support and you have ASM, your business continuity provider.


So its reassuring to know that you can trust your customs software provider to deliver.


Air  Ocean  Road  Imports  Exports  All customs declarations Worksheet automation Customs Tariff  CFSP management Customs Warehousing Duty management NCTS CT Guarantee management Import ETSF CCS-UK electronic fallback Export DEP management Job costing and invoicing Air waybills and eAWB Bills of lading Barcoded cargo labels Consignment security declarations Collection and Delivery notes Consolidation management and Manifests  eDocument management Unlimited integration and automation Archiving


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