Reviewed by Abdur Rahman, Head of Applied AI

Every U.S. importer has its own entry data in ACE, CBP's Automated Commercial Environment, and can download it through the ACE Portal. The most useful report is ES-003, Entry Summary Line Tariff Details, which lists every entry line with its HTS number, value, quantity and duty. It is the starting point for an audit, a drawback claim or an IEEPA refund, and it does not depend on your broker sending you anything.
Related reports cover entry summaries at the header level and other views. Your ACE portal holds five years of this data, which matches the drawback look-back period.
Can my broker pull it for me? Your broker sees the entries it filed. Your own ACE account shows entries filed by every broker you used.
Is ACE data enough for drawback? It covers the import side. You also need export records and product mappings.
Caspian connects to your ACE data directly, so the audit, drawback and refund work starts without your team building spreadsheets. See the Caspian platform.
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