What problem does it solve? Operating e2open Global Trade Management (formerly Amber Road) involves legally consequential actions—releasing denied-party screening hits, transmitting customs entries, and self-certifying preferential origin—where a wrong call is an export-control or customs violation, not a typo. This Skill gives an AI agent the operator judgment to classify every e2open action as read, write, or destructive, and to hard-gate the legally committing ones for a named compliance officer. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Action classification and gating: Maps e2open operation families (RPS adjudication, HS/ECCN classification, license determination, customs entry transmission, FTA qualification, certificate issuance) to read / write / destructive tiers with explicit human-approval gates. - Restricted Party Screening judgment: Distinguishes government denied-party lists (OFAC SDN, BIS Entity/Denied Persons/Unverified, EU/UN/UK) from low-weight commercial watch lists, and enforces human adjudication for all government-list fuzzy hits. - Preference and duty expertise: Covers rules of origin (tariff shift, RVC, de minimis), supplier solicitation and LTVD validity, certificates of origin, FTZ admission status, duty drawback, and landed cost. - Use Case: A shipment is blocked by a fuzzy screening hit and a manager asks the agent to release it before a truck reaches the border. The Skill directs the agent to prepare the adjudication case with match score, list version, and evidence—but refuse the release, which only the named compliance officer may perform. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to review a screening-blocked shipment in e2open and recommend whether the hit can be cleared or must be escalated to the compliance officer.
