Accurate, Fast, and Controlled Service Approach in TSI and TAREKS Processes
In import processes, accurately assessing the compliance of products with the relevant legislation is of great importance not only for completing customs procedures, but also in terms of time, cost, and operational continuity. As Gürdal Customs Consultancy, we manage all steps in TSI and TAREKS processes with a systematic and controlled structure, from application preparation to process follow-up, from document control to the finalization stage.
Most delays that may occur in TSI processes can result from missing or incorrect documents, inconsistencies between product information and declaration or invoice details, late applications, deficiencies in manual follow-up, and failure to manage feedback during the process in a timely manner. For this reason, we do not limit our service approach to simply submitting an application; we carry out the process from beginning to end based on the principles of accurate data, accurate documentation, timely application, and regular follow-up.
Pre-Process Document and Compliance Control
One of the most critical stages in achieving successful and fast results in TSI and TAREKS procedures is the preparation period before the application. Information on the product, invoice and declaration contents, model and technical descriptions, and other supporting documents are checked in detail.
Ensuring that the model information on the product is consistent with the information stated on the invoice or declaration helps prevent additional document requests and correction requirements that may arise during the application process. Within this scope, the necessary checks are carried out before arrival to obtain the correct invoice and correct documents; the aim is to complete any missing or incorrect documents at the earliest possible stage.
Since delays in declarations, technical documents, or translations that need to be obtained from abroad may cause time loss in TSI processes, the follow-up of these documents is handled as an important part of the operation.
Management of TAREKS and TSI Application Processes
The identification of products subject to TAREKS, the preparation of relevant applications, and their transfer to the TSI process are followed in accordance with the legislation. Depending on the nature of the process, the necessary applications are submitted during the bonded warehouse stage or during import procedures.
For sea freight shipments, the aim is to complete the application steps at the earliest possible stage before the bonded warehouse process begins, and for other import processes, before the bonded warehouse is closed. This approach helps reduce risks such as file accumulation, late application submission, or time loss in exemption processes.
The accuracy of the documents used during the application, system uploads, transfer of application numbers to the relevant customs declaration processes, and follow-up of necessary approval steps are carried out regularly.
Bonded Warehouse Process Follow-Up
In bonded warehouse processes, the presence of products subject to TSI is checked and the transaction flow is planned accordingly. Stages such as arrival notice, registration of the bonded warehouse declaration, counting report, ATS procedures, TAREKS application, TSI application, and pre-committee inspection are followed in an integrated manner.
If any issues are identified in the documents, the necessary corrections are made and the documents are re-uploaded to the system. Preparing the documents in an up-to-date and accurate manner before the committee inspection is critically important for the smooth progress of the process.
With this structure, efforts are made to reduce waiting times in the bonded warehouse process, document-related delays, and disruptions that may arise from manual follow-up.
Import Process Follow-Up
During the import process, TSI procedures are ensured to proceed in harmony with customs clearance steps. Steps such as IMEI, TPS application, culture fund, tax payment, customs declaration registration, inspection process, committee inspection, sampling, TSI approval, and product delivery are followed within operational integrity.
For products requiring TSI approval, committee inspection and sampling processes are carefully managed. After approval, product delivery and process completion are notified to the relevant units, and the closing steps of the operation are carried out.
Reporting completed files and sharing process information enables our customers to follow their operations transparently.
Controlled Workflow That Reduces Error Risk
In TSI processes, manual entry errors, lack of attention due to workload, and failure to keep application data organized may create significant risks. For this reason, processes are managed with a teamwork-based and controlled workflow approach.
Keeping records related to application documents in an organized manner, archiving declarations, and making the necessary updates before validity periods expire are important for the sustainability of the process. In this way, past data can be used for the same product or similar procedures, recurring errors can be prevented, and application quality can be improved.
Process Follow-Up and Information Sharing
In TSI processes, not only submitting the application but also regularly following the application through the system is of great importance. System feedback, pre-committee inspection stages, document requests, correction requirements, and approval processes are followed by our operations team.
Thanks to this follow-up structure, our customers can see more clearly at which stage their transactions are; they are informed in a timely manner about possible reasons for delays. Conducting the process transparently both increases operational control and facilitates planning.
Accurate Documents, Early Application, Effective Results
Our main objective in TSI services is to finalize the process in the healthiest way possible through accurate documents, accurate product information, early application, and effective follow-up. Checking the consistency between the product, invoice, declaration, and technical documents from the very beginning reduces the risks of errors, corrections, and waiting periods that may occur during the application process.
As Gürdal Customs Consultancy, in TSI and TAREKS processes, we not only provide operational support to our customers; we also analyze the risky points of the process in advance and create a faster, more controlled, and more transparent service structure.