Live webinar

Title AI in Trade Compliance: What Works, What Doesn't, and What to Watch For

AI is moving fast in trade compliance. Not all of it is ready for production. This session covers where AI adds real value, where it creates risk, and how to evaluate tools before you commit.

When

Wednesday, June 3, 2026 at 9:12 AM EDT

🕚 1 DAY, 18 HOURS

What we're covering

In this session, Hugo Pakula walks through the current state of AI in trade compliance: the use cases that are genuinely production-ready, the compliance gaps that most tools ignore, and a practical framework for evaluating AI vendors before you put your license on the line.

Topics covered: HS classification at scale, sanctions screening, audit trails and CBP defensibility, confidence scoring, and what "plausible" actually costs you.

Hosted by Tru. Free to attend. Built for working brokers and compliance teams.

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