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Create the record
Start with the order or shipment information your team already has.
Shanghai, CN → Los Angeles, US
- PO-4521
- Ready for planning
- 3 documents

(01)Import operations software
Tyllus is a web-based import operations workspace for US ocean imports and Mexico definitive ocean imports. It connects orders, shipments, documents, partner follow-ups, tracking visibility and cost evidence. Tyllus records filing status but does not submit official customs filings.
(02)The problem

Order details, shipment references, documents, costs, and decisions are rebuilt across spreadsheets, inboxes, portals, and chat.
Supplier, forwarder, and broker requests become separate email threads, making it difficult to see what was requested, received, or still missing.
ETA changes, document gaps, cost questions, and customs context can remain visible without a verified next action or responsible owner.
(03)One workspace for import operations
The overview dashboard gives import teams one readable source of truth. Instead of checking inboxes, spreadsheets, carrier portals, and chat threads separately, teams can see what is moving, what is missing, who needs to respond, and which shipments need attention.

03Illustrative product preview — Annotated product preview: shipment status, route visibility, recent shipments, and landed-cost access are presented together. Values are representative interface content, not live customer data.
(04)How it works
Tyllus connects the key parts of the import process, from order readiness and shipment records to document collection, partner updates, tracking visibility, costs, and reporting.
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Start with the order or shipment information your team already has.
Shanghai, CN → Los Angeles, US
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Partner requests and replies stay tied to the right record.
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Keep required files visible as they are received and reviewed.

Document Collection
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See milestones, carrier updates, and ETA changes in one place.
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Bring costs, open items, and exceptions into a clear daily view.
(05)Operational workflows
Tyllus organizes shipments, document requests, partner communication, tracking-only records, customs tasks, cost changes, and exception follow-up into practical panels your team can work from every day.
| Order | Origin | Destination | Mode | Status | Progress |
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| PO-4521 | Shanghai, CN | Los Angeles, US | Sea | In Transit | 72% |
| PO-4510 | Ningbo, CN | New York, US | Sea | In Transit | 58% |
| PO-4503 | Busan, KR | Houston, US | Air | Delivered | 100% |
| PO-4498 | Shenzhen, CN | Chicago, US | Sea | Delayed | 41% |
| PO-4487 | Qingdao, CN | Miami, US | Sea | In Transit | 63% |
05Illustrative shipment board — Annotated product preview: shipment status, route visibility, recent shipments, and landed-cost access are presented together. Values are representative interface content, not live customer data.
Ocean import lanes
Shipments into the United States and Mexico move on one map, with departures, document receipts, ETA changes and customs status pinned to the ports where they happen.
(06)Core capabilities
Tyllus brings the core parts of import management into one platform, giving teams better visibility without forcing them to search across separate systems.
Manage purchase orders, readiness, documents, notes, and shipment connections before cargo moves.
See the complete shipment record, including details, ETA, documents, invoices, partner updates, and open items.
Keep partner requests and responses connected to the right order or shipment.
Keep import documents organized, visible, and connected to the records they belong to.
Monitor container movement, milestones, carrier updates, and ETA changes from one place.
Review profile-supported goods, freight, duty, tax, fee, and landed-cost metrics without treating unavailable calculations as verified data.
Turn import activity into simple views for shipment volume, document status, delays, costs, and exceptions.

(07)Built for import teams
Tyllus helps purchasing, logistics, operations, accounting, and management teams work from the same import information instead of rebuilding the same updates in emails and spreadsheets.
A clearer view of the orders, shipments, documents, and open items behind every import.
One working view for shipment records, partner updates, tracking, and exceptions.
Order readiness and supplier information stay visible before cargo starts moving.
Shared context for document follow-up, costs, and the next action to take.
(08)Ready for your operation
Evaluate the practical questions before committing: how Tyllus fits your tools, how access and data are handled, and how existing spreadsheet-and-email records can move into a structured workspace.
Review current connection options and where supported services, email workflows, or partner participation are required. External partners do not need full workspace access for every workflow.
Review integrationsUnderstand authentication, workspace-scoped access, data handling, and where AI-assisted review still requires a person to verify operational decisions.
Review securityStart with a representative workflow, define ownership and required fields, then move useful spreadsheet and email context without pretending every historical record must migrate on day one.
See the migration approach(09)Founder-led pilot
Bring one representative shipment process. In a 30-minute audit, we map supplier, forwarder, broker, document, tracking, customs, and cost handoffs. If there is a fit, the pilot and company-specific offer reflect your team, volume, integrations, and operational scope—there is no public fixed package.
Audit outcomes04
30-minute workflow audit
Show us where a representative shipment becomes manual, unclear, or late. We will identify the handoff that is most worth fixing first and reply with a practical next step.
The slot includes the 30-minute workflow audit and time for questions. Booking the calendar is an alternative to submitting the form; you do not need to do both.
No sales deck and no fixed package. We start with the workflow you actually run and only discuss a pilot or paid scope if there is a clear fit.
(10)FAQ
Clear answers about fit, onboarding, data, coverage, pricing, and the boundaries of an import operations workspace.
Tyllus is built for growing import teams that run US ocean imports or Mexico definitive ocean imports. Team members and partners can work from any country, but other import workflows are not available until Tyllus enables them.
No. Tyllus organizes the operational record and the handoffs around those parties. It does not transport cargo, replace professional broker advice, or submit official customs filings on your behalf.
Start with one representative workflow and the fields your team actually uses. Tyllus can structure orders, shipment records, partners, documents, and next actions in stages; a pilot does not require every historical record to move on day one.
Not for every workflow. Partner requests and replies can be coordinated through configured email and contact workflows, while your internal team works from the shared workspace. Access requirements depend on the workflow being implemented.
No universal coverage is promised. Tracking depends on supported carriers, available identifiers, and upstream service responses. Unsupported or failed checks remain visible for a configured fallback or manual review instead of being presented as verified live data.
Tyllus uses authenticated, workspace-scoped access and documented data controls. Review the Security and Data & AI pages for the current implementation and contact us for requirements that are specific to your organization.
Tyllus includes reporting and record-oriented workflows, but export and retention needs can differ by company and jurisdiction. We confirm the required format, scope, and control requirements during the pilot evaluation.
There is no public fixed package. A company-specific offer is prepared from your operational volume, team structure, required workflows, integrations, and pilot scope.
A free account lets you begin product discovery and onboarding with the capabilities and limits shown in your workspace. A founder-led audit evaluates a real company workflow and, when there is a fit, defines a separate pilot and commercial scope.
AI-assisted capabilities can help organize or review information, but high-impact shipment, customs, cost, or compliance decisions still require human verification. Tyllus should not be treated as legal, customs, or professional advice.