
Why Attend
Customs compliance has traditionally been built around permits, documentation, and preparing for periodic audits when authorities request information. However, the European Union is entering a new phase where the direction is clear: a shift toward continuous oversight based on real-time operational data. Many organizations remain in a "waiting position," expecting authorities to define systems before they adapt internally, leading to a growing gap between regulatory expectations and day-to-day execution.
The UCC reform signals a reality characterized by automated risk targeting, faster interventions, and a heavy reliance on transaction data. This challenge is part of a broader shift where multiple regulatory obligations (such as VAT, CBAM, sanctions, and supply chain reporting) rely on the same underlying data flows.
Attending this session will help participants understand:
How customs compliance is moving toward a data-driven model that rewards operational readiness.
Why most companies are not currently structured to manage customs as an everyday operational discipline.
How to manage the convergence of customs with VAT, CBAM, and other regulatory reporting.
How to move from compliance "on paper" to compliance "in practice" through structured management systems.
Topics Covered
The webinar provides a structured exploration of how to build an adaptable compliance framework in a digital-first environment.
Key topics include:
The UCC Reform in Practice: What the shift from document-based to data-driven control means for cross-border businesses.
From Reactive to Operational: Why compliance must become a continuous management system involving traceable controls and accountability.
The Role of AI and Automation: How companies can practically operationalize data-driven expectations and reduce research time using intelligent agents.
The Tool Landscape: Navigating the gap between broad global platforms and specialized tools to find an integrated compliance approach.
Cross-Regulatory Convergence: Understanding how customs data feeds into VAT, sanctions, and supply chain reporting.
Strategic Readiness: Why embedding customs controls into daily processes is becoming a key differentiator and a matter of business governance.
Who Is This For
This webinar is designed for professionals responsible for trade compliance, global logistics, and tax technology:
Heads of Customs and Trade Compliance: Navigating the transition to transaction-level monitoring and "Trust and Check" status.
Tax and Finance Directors: Managing the intersection of customs data with VAT, CBAM, and financial reporting.
Forwarders and Customs Intermediaries: Adjusting to automated risk targeting and real-time intervention models.
Tax Technology Leaders: Implementing frameworks that connect permits, governance, and transactional risk.
Supply Chain and Operations Managers: Embedding regulatory controls into daily operational workflows.