Source-labeled company lookup
See whether a matching company record exists and which directory or public source supplied it. A match is never presented as proof of safety.
China–Latin America counterparty verification
Verify a freight forwarder before you release cargo or payment
CLLR helps importers, exporters and logistics teams check whether a counterparty can be tied to named public sources, then request a documented human review when directory evidence is not enough.
What a CLLR verification includes
Official customs context
Review available official customs references for supported Latin American countries together with the source date and known coverage gaps.
Trackable due diligence
Submit the company name, country and official website, then follow the request status and analyst summary from your account.
Coverage for Latin American trade checks
The current pilot includes official customs references across at least three Latin American countries and four monitored data-source families. Availability and freshness remain visible before payment.
Check a company →What this service does not claim
Directory presence is not a credit decision, legal clearance or guarantee. CLLR reports the evidence it can verify, marks unknowns clearly and exposes source limitations rather than inventing a risk score.
Freight forwarder verification guide →Frequently asked questions
Can CLLR guarantee that a freight forwarder is safe?
No. CLLR provides source evidence and a due-diligence workflow; it does not guarantee performance or replace legal, sanctions or credit checks.
What do I need to submit?
Provide the company name, country and official website when available. More precise identifiers help reduce false matches.
Can I inspect coverage before paying?
Yes. The public daily brief shows current source health, timestamps and known data gaps.