Customs Daily
The CBP customs briefing, now part of ScholarDaily.
Customs Daily is now part of ScholarDaily. Its briefing continues inside ScholarDaily, where one subscription unlocks every briefing. This page, its privacy policy, and its terms stay online for reference.
Customs Daily is now part of ScholarDaily. Its daily briefing, which reads CBP's public Cargo Systems Messaging Service (CSMS) messages and rewrites the ones that change a filing in plain language in English and 中文 for importers, customs brokers and freight forwarders, ships as one of seven official-source briefings in ScholarDaily, where one subscription unlocks them all. Customs Daily is not offered as a separate app.
Features
A daily briefing of the CBP CSMS messages that change how goods enter the country — tariff and Chapter 99 changes, quota openings, AD/CVD cargo messages, ACE filing changes and downtime windows.
Plain-language what changed, who it affects, and what filers do differently — with the CSMS number, notice type and HTS numbers at a glance, and the original CBP message behind every brief.
Every brief in English or 中文 (Simplified Chinese).
Read inside ScholarDaily, with its archive and search, alongside six other official-source briefings under one subscription.
Key questions
What is Customs Daily?
Customs Daily is now part of ScholarDaily. Its daily briefing, which reads CBP's public Cargo Systems Messaging Service (CSMS) messages and rewrites the ones that change a filing in plain language in English and 中文 for importers, customs brokers and freight forwarders, ships as one of seven official-source briefings in ScholarDaily, where one subscription unlocks them all. Customs Daily is not offered as a separate app. Core workflow: A daily briefing of the CBP CSMS messages that change how goods enter the country — tariff and Chapter 99 changes, quota openings, AD/CVD cargo messages, ACE filing changes and downtime windows.
Which platforms does Customs Daily support?
Customs Daily supports iOS.
How does Customs Daily handle data?
Customs Daily stores your watchlist choices, reading feedback, and reminder settings on your device only. They are never sent to its server. The backend keeps no account, no profile, and no per-reader activity — it serves the same daily briefing to everyone. Reader data is not sold and not shared. There is no analytics SDK and no advertising identifier. Payment processing and subscription status are handled by Apple. Source material remains the public CBP CSMS message.