Customs invoice template for export shipments.

Prepare a commercial invoice draft for broker review, with item descriptions, declared values, origin, and shipment details. This is a general browser template, not an official country-specific customs form.

Best for: Exporters who need a structured customs invoice draft.

Shipment details

Enter shipment data once, then produce the full document pack.

Charges and adjustments

Add freight, insurance, other charges, or discount when they should appear in the draft total.

Description HS code Origin Qty Unit Unit price

Additional fields

Add buyer, broker, tax, port, payment, tracking, or other fields required for this shipment.

Draft saves in this browser.

Draft only. Confirm before shipment. TradePaper does not verify customs compliance, tax treatment, tariff classification, or marketplace requirements. Confirm final documents with your buyer, broker, forwarder, or compliance owner.

When to use this page

Use it to organize invoice data before your broker confirms the destination's required wording, supporting documents, and format.

Questions before shipment

Is this an official customs invoice form?

No. It generates a general invoice draft. A destination or shipment may require a specific form or additional documents. Obtain those requirements from the importer, broker, carrier, or relevant customs authority.

Can the template calculate duties or choose an HS code?

No. Enter the classification and values already confirmed for your goods. The form checks common missing or inconsistent fields; it does not calculate customs duties or validate tariff classification.

Before you send the document

TradePaper catches common structure problems, but export requirements change by country, product, broker, and shipping method.

Related export documents

Move between the invoice, packing list, checklist, HS code, and incoterms pages that are usually reviewed together before a shipment leaves.