Recover the duties moving through your global inventory.
Every cross-border movement traced back to its original import entry.

The inventory crossed a border. Pax gets the duty back.
Pax connects your import entries, inventory systems, and logistics platforms, building the chain of custody that makes unused merchandise drawback claimable at scale.

Import-to-export inventory matching
Ecommerce, intercompany transfers, and redistribution connected to import entries automatically.
- 12,840 SKUs traced
4 fulfillment centers
Custody records
LX-4420 Entry 30021 FC-Newark traced LX-4421 Entry 30022 FC-Reno traced LX-4422 Entry 30023 FC-Memphis transit LX-4423 Entry 30024 FC-Newark traced Chain-of-custody documentation
Records built across every SKU and fulfillment center, so unused merchandise drawback works at any volume.
Cross-border returnDestruction certificate linkedReady to claimReturns and destruction drawback
Each end-of-life event matched to the correct provision, including luxury destruction and cross-border returns.
More inventory recovered.
Every claim defensible.
Recover missed movements
Ecommerce, intercompany transfers, and store closures connected to their import entries automatically.
Document at catalog scale
Chain-of-custody records built across every SKU and fulfillment center, so volume stops blocking recovery.
Act before windows close
Imports, exports, and open claims visible in real time, so your team files before deadlines pass.
File returns and destructions
Returns, refurbishments, and destructions matched to the correct provision and filed correctly.
Track every aspect of your program in one place.
Track every claim from filed to paid, searchable by date, value, or status. Your full recovery program in one view.
Meet the teams that run on Pax.

“Out of everything Pax does for us, the centralization is the biggest benefit. It’s become my single source of truth for documentation across the entire import portfolio.”
Global Operations Manager
Verkada builds an AI-powered physical security platform for modern enterprises, importing hardware across a global supply chain for its integrated camera, access control, alarm, sensor, and workplace platform.
FAQ
01
Can retailers claim duty drawback on returned or unsold inventory?
Yes. Duty paid on imported goods that are later exported or destroyed in customs custody — including returns and unsold seasonal stock — is recoverable under unused-merchandise drawback, often up to 99% of duties and fees.
02
Can retailers recover duties on goods shipped to international franchisees or fulfillment centers?
Yes. Goods shipped to overseas franchisees, flagship stores, and fulfillment centers count as exports for drawback purposes. Pax traces each movement back to its import entry so duty is recovered wherever the goods leave the country.
03
Do private-label retail brands qualify for manufacturing drawback?
Often, yes. Private-label brands that import materials or components used to produce exported goods can claim manufacturing drawback, while finished imported goods that are re-exported qualify under unused-merchandise provisions.
04
What types of retail imports qualify?
Cosmetics, textiles, home goods, clothing, and accessories all qualify, whether you're an importer-exporter or a private-label manufacturer.