Features/Compliance checklists
Know exactly what a trade requires before anything ships.
Sellers get the registrations, documents and certificates a market typically involves, in the order that unblocks the rest. Buyers set the standards their suppliers must meet and see, at a glance, who already meets them. Both sides get it in plain language.
Honey Mexico → United States
1
Register your facilityDone
2
Label to the local formatIn progress
3
Organic certificateDone
4
Notice before each shipmentAsk an expert
What you can do
Checklists by marketOne list per product and destination, so you are never piecing it together from forum threads.
Where to startSteps are ordered by what depends on what, so the first thing to do is always at the top.
Plain-language explainersHaat’s AI explains what each requirement is for, who issues it, how long it takes, and when to bring in a broker or lawyer.
Linked to official sourcesEvery step points to the regulator or agency behind it, and is flagged when the rules change.
Your standards, set onceBuyers list the certificates and standards they need for each category. Every seller sees them before they pitch.
Suppliers you can checkBuyers see each supplier’s paperwork status before ordering: current, expiring soon or missing.
Guidance, not legal adviceHaat explains and organises requirements so you know what to ask and where to look. It isn’t a lawyer, customs broker or certifier. For binding decisions, confirm with the relevant authority or a licensed professional.
How it works
1Tell us what and whereWhat you make and where you want to sell, or what you buy and the standards you hold.
2See what’s requiredSellers get ordered steps with explainers; buyers get a clear view of every supplier’s status.
3Stay in good standingTick off steps, attach documents and get alerts when something changes, on both sides of the trade.

“I stopped guessing which form came first.”
Coffee grower · Huila, Colombia

