What problem does it solve? Operating Thomson Reuters ONESOURCE Global Trade involves legally consequential actions—releasing denied-party screening hits, confirming HS/ECCN classifications, and transmitting ACE/AES customs filings—where a wrong call is an export-control or customs violation, not a data error. This Skill gives an AI agent the judgment to classify every ONESOURCE action as read, write, or destructive, and to know which actions must stop for a named compliance officer. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Action classification and gating: Maps ONESOURCE operation families (DPS hit adjudication, classification confirmation, license depletion, FTZ admission, ACE/AES transmission) to read/write/destructive classes with explicit human-approval gates. - Denied Party Screening judgment: Covers exact vs fuzzy matching, government vs commercial list handling, good-guy list risks, and the rule that government-list hits are always human-adjudicated. - Trade content and filing expertise: Explains Global Trade Content versioning, HS vs ECCN/USML schemes, FTA rules of origin and supplier declarations, FTZ zone status, and transmission status handling (reject vs accept vs timeout). - Use Case: When asked to release a screening-blocked shipment before a truck reaches the border, the agent recognizes this as a destructive export-control decision, prepares the case with match score and list version, and routes it to the authorized compliance officer instead of clearing it. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to review a denied-party screening hit on a ONESOURCE shipment and advise whether it can be cleared.
