Search verified Bills of Lading with unmatched shipment visibility

Explore millions of customs-verified Bills of Lading to uncover shippers, consignees, product details, ports, carriers, and multi-tier supply chain connections—all in a single powerful platform.

You can’t verify a supply chain without the source documents

Most trade intelligence platforms surface only partial shipment information. Without full Bill of Lading details, it’s nearly impossible to validate counterparties, confirm cargo descriptions, trace supply chain risk, or map relationships beyond the first tier.

ImportGenius provides direct access to millions of detailed, customs-verified BOLs from U.S. and international sources. Every record includes shippers, consignees, notify parties, ports, carriers, vessel data, etc—giving you the ground truth you need for due diligence and operational planning.

What you can do with detailed Bill of Lading data

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View complete, customs-verified Bills of Lading with all associated fields

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Confirm legitimacy with shipper, consignee, and notify party details

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Review full cargo data: from product descriptions to container details

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Automatically see tier 1–3 connections powered by our visual mapping

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Track port-to-port activity

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View vessel names, voyage numbers, carrier information, and logistics paths

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Use AI-enhanced TEU calculations

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How Bill of Lading visibility works

ImportGenius aggregates millions of Bills of Lading from U.S. Customs and international sources, normalizes each field, and connects records through our company intelligence graph.

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Search any shipment or company

Look up BoLs by shipper, consignee, product, HS code, vessel, port, or bill number, etc.

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Open detailed BoL records

View complete information, including cargo descriptions, weights, container counts, addresses, and vessel data.

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See linked supply chain connections

Explore tier-1, tier-2, and tier-3 relationships automatically mapped across all BoLs.

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Access enhanced analytics

Use AI-powered TEU estimation and volume metrics to benchmark activity and compare partners.

Coverage includes millions of U.S. import BoLs (2006–present) plus select international Bills of Lading. TEU calculations are AI-generated when explicit container details are missing.

Who benefits most from this feature

For compliance teams

Verify counterparties, confirm shipments, review cargo descriptions, and audit supply chain risk with source-level documentation.

For supply chain managers

Track port routes, vessel movements, and container volumes to plan logistics and monitor operational risks.

For market researchers & analysts

Identify emerging competitors, compare shipment volumes, and uncover hidden partnerships across the supply chain.

If you’re not looking at the BoL, you’re guessing, not verifying

Supply chains hinge on accuracy. Bills of Lading are the most detailed shipment records available, offering the visibility required for compliance, sourcing, and competitive intelligence. With ImportGenius, you can access verified BoLs, map multi-tier relationships, and use AI-enhanced volume metrics to make confident decisions based on real data—not assumptions.

Unlock complete visibility with detailed Bills of Lading

Search, verify, and map shipments using the most comprehensive BoL database available.

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Frequently asked questions

Where does your Bill of Lading data come from?

We collect millions of verified BoLs from U.S. Customs and select international sources.

What information is included in each BoL?

Shipper, consignee, notify party, addresses, product descriptions, weights, container details, vessel names, carrier info, ports, voyage numbers, dates, and more.

Can I search BoLs by company or product?

Yes. You can search by shipper, consignee, HS code, port, vessel, or any combination of filters.

How do you calculate TEU?

When container details are incomplete, TEU values are estimated using AI models trained on historical and commodity-specific patterns.