ClearPath rules on goods that cross borders with lithium inside — can it legally ship, and which carriers will carry it. Every answer is cited to the regulation, re-derived by an independent pass, and sealed in a tamper-evident log. A record you can put your name on in front of a regulator.
Every ruling names its source — packing instruction, tariff line, CFR section, down to the paragraph. If the citation and the answer disagree, the answer is wrong and the check fails.
The model reads the regulation; it never rules on it. A fixed, versioned rule set re-derives every verdict independently, and the two must match before anything reaches you.
Every check lands in a hash-chained audit log: inputs, sources, rule version, verdict, timestamp. When a regulator asks why you shipped, you hand them the record — not a recollection.
Wearables, medical devices, power tools, e-bikes — anything that ships with a cell inside crosses four regulatory regimes at once. ClearPath reads all of them, per shipment, and reconciles their verdicts so your engineers don't have to hold the whole rulebook in their heads.
reconciled → one verdict, one landed cost, one carrier matrix.
“The audit trail is the product. The verdict is just the last line of it.”
— M. Halloran · director of trade compliance
No demo call, no sales sequence — the record is the argument.