Argus Labs — Contribute — redacted upload

Upload a shipment document (PDF). Argus detects identifying information, shows you exactly what will be removed side-by-side, and only finalizes the redaction when you approve it — item by item. Nothing is shared until you confirm. Upload documents in any order — each one is classified and aligned into a shipment workspace, so a scattered pile becomes a structured dossier instead of loose files.

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Redaction is true redaction: approved items are removed from the PDF content stream, not covered with boxes. An audit log records what kinds of items were removed and how many — never their values.

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One dossier = one shipment, end to end: every document from booking to delivery, plus the expert's judgment on what went wrong, what it cost, and how it was resolved. If you can lay hands on these eight documents for a shipment, you can contribute a dossier.

The eight documents

Commercial invoice — declared value, quantity, unit price, HS code, Incoterms
Packing list — carton count, piece count, gross/net weight, dimensions
Bill of lading — vessel/voyage, container & seal numbers, port dates, freight terms
Certificate of origin — origin country, HS code as declared to the chamber
Letter of credit (if applicable) — LC value, latest shipment date, tolerance clauses
Insurance certificate — insured value, coverage terms
Inspection certificate (if applicable) — inspected quantity, defect findings
Export customs declaration — declared value & HS code as filed

Worked example synthetic

Dossier ARG-2026-04562 — men's cotton knit polos, 12,000 pcs / 8,400 kg, Ho Chi Minh City → Rotterdam, HTS 6105.10.00.

VALUE_MISMATCH

Compared	Commercial invoice INV-2291 × letter of credit LC-88412 (field 45A)
What was wrong	Invoice total $48,500 exceeded the LC value of $47,900 by $600.
Expert decision	Hold documents; have the shipper amend the invoice to the LC value (cheaper and faster than amending the LC).
Cost impact	2-day document hold; $380 detention at transshipment port.
Resolution	Amended invoice issued 18 Mar; documents accepted; cargo released 20 Mar.

How documents map to exceptions

VALUE_MISMATCH	Invoice × letter of credit × bill of lading
QUANTITY_VARIANCE	Packing list × bill of lading × inspection certificate
HS_MISCLASSIFICATION	Invoice × certificate of origin × customs declaration
LATE_SHIPMENT	Bill of lading (on-board date) × LC latest shipment date
WEIGHT_DISCREPANCY	Packing list × bill of lading
LC_TERM_DISCREPANCY	Letter of credit × presented documents
INSURANCE_GAP	Insurance certificate × commercial invoice value

Document contribution terms

version 2026-10-07.v1 · draft pending counsel review

By uploading a document you confirm you have the right to share it and that it does not contain information you are prohibited from disclosing.

Any document you upload — including its redacted derivatives, annotations, and verification records — becomes the property of Argus Logistics AI and its subsidiaries, and may be used for training, research, and product development, including use in machine-learning datasets and models.

You will have the chance to review the automatic redaction before anything is finalized. Argus Logistics AI applies the redaction you approve, but you remain responsible for checking that no identifying information you wish to withhold remains in the approved version.

These terms are a draft pending counsel review and may be updated; the version you accept is recorded with your upload.

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The eight documents

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How documents map to exceptions

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