Data & coverage

Official customs records, across the Americas

Exsigo covers twelve customs record systems across seven countries. Each dataset below names its source authority and what it contains.

DatasetWhat's inside & source
US ImportsUS import records (CBP AMS)
US ExportsUS export records (CBP AES)
Mexico ImportsMexico customs declarations (SAT)
Mexico ExportsMexico customs declarations (SAT)
Peru ImportsPeru customs declarations (SUNAT)
Chile ImportsChile customs declarations (Servicio Nacional de Aduanas) · declared values & volumes; importers not named in Chile's public data
Colombia ImportersColombia importer directory (DIAN) · named legal-entity importers with annual declared CIF value, net weight & principal products
Brazil ImportsBrazil customs statistics (Comex Stat / MDIC) · monthly aggregate declared FOB values, origins & volumes by NCM; importers not published
Brazil ExportsBrazil customs statistics (Comex Stat / MDIC) · monthly aggregate declared FOB values, destinations & volumes by NCM; exporters not published
Canada ImportsCanada trade statistics (Statistics Canada, CIMT) · monthly aggregate customs values, origins & volumes by HS10; importers not published · CAD converted to USD at monthly Bank of Canada rates
Canada ExportsCanada trade statistics (Statistics Canada, CIMT) · monthly aggregate customs values, destinations & volumes by HS8 (domestic exports); exporters not published · CAD converted to USD at monthly Bank of Canada rates
Canada ImportersCanadian Importers Database (ISED, 2023 edition) · named importers by product & country of supply; no values or volumes published

Methodology

Official records only

Every figure originates from a government customs record system. Nothing is scraped from directories or modelled from surveys.

One consistent model

Records from each country are normalised into a single schema — products by HS code, declared value, volume, origin/destination, and company names where published.

Values in US dollars

Where a source reports in local currency, values are converted to USD (for example, Canadian figures use monthly Bank of Canada rates) so markets are comparable.

Refreshed on a schedule

Datasets are refreshed as each authority publishes new records, so the coverage stays current without you managing feeds.