IMMEX and automotive bonded-warehouse

IMMEX and automotive bonded-warehouse (depósito fiscal) compliance data generated by the MIC-CUST Mexico module: full import-to-export inventory traceability under Anexo 24, FIFO and bill-of-materials withdrawal logic linking imported components to exported finished goods, automated import/export declaration creation with direct links to customs agents and carriers, data transfer to Mexican authority systems (VUCEM and SAAI), IVA/VAT certification records, authorisation-expiry tracking with inventory blocking, monitoring of tariff cuotas and reimport/reexport thresholds, and advanced duty calculations covering returns, suspensions and interest — with an audit trail supporting Anexo 24 and Anexo 31.

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Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Application Software
Instruments: equities
Categories: AlternativeSupply ChainReference

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular inventory, declaration and duty records in an enterprise web platform, exchanged through direct integration with Mexican customs systems and third parties, reconciled automatically against ERP, and delivered as statutory Anexo 24/31 audit reports
Volume: Request further research — no tenant count, declaration volume or archive size is published. Mechanically the records are dense (one movement per component receipt and finished-goods shipment, with BOM linkage to pedimento lines, so a single automotive maquiladora can generate well over 100,000 stock records per year), but the addressable aggregate across an undisclosed tenant base cannot be estimated from any available signal.
Users: N/A as a published metric — enterprise licensed software with no account count disclosed. Company-level scale proxy is strong: ~600 staff and ~$70M revenue on record, implying an installed base of hundreds of corporate tenants across the group, of which the Mexican/IMMEX module is one national deployment.
History: not stated
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active and maintained — a 2024-dated brochure asset path, a fully localised Spanish product surface, a broad sibling module set (import declaration, U.S. foreign-trade zone, maquiladora landing pages) and a substantial organisation (~600 staff) indicate an established vendor actively extending the suite rather than a launch-stage product
Launched: Established group with a mature module — the provider organisation record dates to mid-2020 against an already-mature ~600-employee organisation, and site brochure assets are dated 2024, so the MIC-CUST customs suite is a long-standing product line and the Mexican IMMEX module a later national extension of it.
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