A rail terminal seen from above at first light: loaded bulk wagons, a stockpile and a gantry loader
cargoslip

The whole import, on one ledger.

Cargoslip runs an import project end to end: the route and its companies, the trains and trucks, the stock at the terminal, customs clearance in parallel, and the costs and prices behind every tonne. Each company on the route sees its own part, and every figure adds up to the kilogram and the forint.

Import Customs Clearances
ClearedClientGroupCustoms valueImport VAT
2026-09-29Valtrona MotorsTruck 1456 364 032 Ft16 864 091 Ft
2026-09-24Nordhaven FleetSingle24 047 616 Ft7 209 382 Ft
2026-09-17Kestrel Auto ImportTruck 1120 136 960 Ft6 077 334 Ft
2026-09-08Nordhaven FleetSingle23 308 288 Ft6 989 802 Ft
2026-08-27Valtrona MotorsTruck 1255 621 826 Ft16 641 572 Ft
2026-08-13Kestrel Auto ImportTruck 919 765 396 Ft5 965 715 Ft
Showing 6 of 10 clearances. Sample importers.

Trusted by importers and logistics groups, including

  • BYD
  • Borusan Group
  • Shinheung SEC EU
  • Aston Martin Budapest
  • Milšped AML
  • Wuxi Yelong

One route. Four companies. Five papers per wagon.

A producer, a carrier, a terminal, a customs agency and the importer each hold a piece of the same shipment: the consignment note, the weighbridge ticket, the stock report, the declaration, the invoice. Kept in five inboxes, a missing tonne or a wrong parity surfaces weeks later, in a VAT return, a storage bill or an audit.

Cargoslip holds the pieces in one place and compares them as they arrive. Whatever does not agree goes to the top of the board with the reason written out, while there is still time to fix it.

Route board3 need attention · 2 on track
  • Weights disagreeTrain 7 · 28 wagons

    Unloaded 21 t less than the consignment note declares, outside the agreed tolerance.

  • Storage clockLot 12 · 1 260 t

    Seventy-two days in temporary storage. Eighteen days left to declare or move it.

  • Papers disagreeTruck 15 · 3 vehicles

    The invoice says FCA, the transport document says DAP.

  • Ready to loadTrain 8 · 1 350 t

    Stock released, wagons weighed, loading drawn oldest lot first.

  • ClearedTruck 13 · 5 vehicles

    Declared on 26 September. Figures reproduce to the forint.

From the producer's yard to a closed month in four steps.

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  1. 01

    Set up the route

    Name the companies and their roles, the locations, the contracts and the papers each stage needs. Every train and truck on the route starts from that template, and a later change applies to new shipments only.

  2. 02

    Move the goods

    Every wagon unloaded or loaded, every weighing and every departure is one entry in a ledger over locations. Stock, position and age are sums over those entries, so a quantity never changes without a reason.

  3. 03

    Clear in parallel

    Papers are read and compared, the temporary-storage clock runs per lot, and the customs status follows the facts: entered, declared, released. Customs value, duty and import VAT are computed to the forint at the rate Article 146 requires.

  4. 04

    Settle and hand over

    Each step carries its time, capacity and cost, planned against recorded. Costs from subcontractors and prices to the customer stay on separate pages, and the month goes out as the files the accountant and the plant already work from.

Steel coils on a quay

One car, from the invoice to the import VAT.

The ledger on the right is what Cargoslip works out for one vehicle. It starts from the invoice, adds the transport cost up to the EU border, and converts the sum to forints at the official customs rate for that month. That is the customs value. Duty is a percentage of it. Import VAT is charged on the customs value, the duty and the transport inside the EU together.

Every step is done in whole forints, in the order the customs declaration does it, so the result can be put next to the declaration that was filed. When the two agree, the difference is zero. When they do not, Cargoslip shows the line where they part, and the same check runs on quantities: what the papers say left, what the scales say arrived, and the part nobody documented.

One vehicle, from invoice to import VATZZT7R2C40SM118204
Invoice value
EUR 142 500.00
Transport to the EU border
EUR 2 350.00
Customs rate, set 19 Aug 2026
389.12 HUF/EUR
Customs value
56 364 032 Ft
Duty, 10%, CN 8703 24 10
5 636 403 Ft
Transport inside the EU
459 162 Ft
Import VAT, 27%
16 864 091 Ft
Difference against the filed declaration
0 Ft
A grab loader filling bulk wagons beside a stockpile at a rail terminal

For the companies that run the route, and the companies that take part in it.

Organisers and customs agencies

Run the whole route from one board.

  • Every company on the route, with its role, its contracts and the papers it owes.
  • A board that puts what needs attention first: weights that disagree, a storage clock running out, a train that would leave short.
  • Costs from subcontractors on one page, prices to the customer on another, and the margin per train between them.
  • A delivery plan you can move like a calendar series, re-checked against stock before anything changes.

Importers and their partners

Your part of the route, and nothing else.

  • Your stock at the terminal, by lot, with the days it has been there.
  • The trains and trucks that carry your goods, from departure to the plant weighbridge.
  • The price agreed with you, shown as the price, and your own invoices, never anyone else's.
  • Customs value, duty and import VAT per clearance, matching the filed declaration line for line.

Separated by company

Each company sees only the rows its role allows. A total is computed from those rows alone, so nothing leaks through a sum, a PDF or an email. The rule is enforced inside the database, not only in the interface.

Nothing is deleted

Every entry is signed by the person who made it, a correction is a new entry, and a removed record is archived, not erased. The history behind every figure stays reproducible.

Made in Vienna

Built and operated by RHND Innovations GmbH in Vienna, for companies moving goods into the European Union. The customs and technical work is done together with Vám-Zoll Group.

A gantry crane at a quiet quay at dusk

Bring one shipment. We set up its route in the call.

A recent consignment note, its invoice and the declaration are enough. In a short call we show you how Cargoslip reads them, where the papers would have disagreed, and what each company on the route would see.

  1. 01Tell us what you move, by which mode, and roughly how much per month.
  2. 02We agree a time and walk through one of your own routes, end to end.
  3. 03You decide whether it fits the way your team works today.

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