Developers

EntryGo Export Protocol v1

Programmable customs compliance for cross-border exports.

Plan exports. Execute exports. Inspect export state.

Build customs compliance automation into apps, AI agents, and supply chain systems.

Customs classification, documentation, and broker handoff stay in the protocol layer.

POST /api/exports/plan
POST /api/exports/execute
GET /api/exports/:id

Docs Posture

Start with the protocol model, then move directly into implementation.

Read the lifecycle first. Then move into /docs/quickstart and the API reference.

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Why developers use EntryGo

Customs validation, broker routing, warehouse coordination, and artifact generation should not be rebuilt in every client.

EntryGo centralizes the protocol layer. Apps, internal tools, and AI agents stay focused on their own surfaces.

How developers start

EntryGo Export Protocol v1

The export API is organized around three endpoints. Each stage is explicit for direct integrations, operator tooling, and AI-agent workflows.

Read /protocol. Run the first flow in /docs/quickstart. Use the API reference for endpoint detail.

Plan
POST /api/exports/plan

Build an export plan with readiness, compliance, and routing inputs.

Execute
POST /api/exports/execute

Run the export workflow and generate broker-ready records and notifications.

Inspect
GET /api/exports/:id

Read export state, artifacts, and operational outcomes through one surface.

What developers can build

REST API

A clean export API for planning, executing, and inspecting cross-border export workflows.

TypeScript SDK

Build programmable exports into modern commerce systems with a typed integration surface.

Python SDK

Connect internal tools, data workflows, and operational systems to the export automation API.

CLI

Inspect and operate the protocol from the terminal during development and integration work.

Webhooks / export events

Subscribe to auditable export events and keep downstream systems in sync with protocol state.

Why build on EntryGo

Predictable workflow model

Use a simple plan, execute, inspect lifecycle instead of inventing export state from scratch.

Shared export logic

Keep compliance, routing, and artifact generation in one protocol layer rather than every integration.

Auditable export events

Track export execution through consistent records instead of reconstructing history from partner threads.

Cleaner integrations

Build lighter clients because the cross-border export API handles orchestration centrally.

AI-agent compatibility

Give machine clients explicit states and inspectable outputs through a stable customs automation API.

Common build targets

Merchant-side export automation

Warehouse-originated planning flows

Broker submission adapters

Operator surfaces and internal tools

AI-agent export orchestration

Event-driven downstream integrations

One protocol, many clients

EntryGo keeps export orchestration in one protocol engine so commerce apps, automations, and agents can all work against the same model. That makes integrations cleaner and makes programmable exports easier to maintain over time.

Architecture
Commerce App / Automation / Agent
EntryGo Export Protocol
Brokers + Warehouses

Build on customs-compliance infrastructure, not ad hoc workflows.