FOR SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGERS
Tariff exposure lives at the portfolio level. You should see it that way.
One classification at a time is useful. The whole network on one screen is actionable. GingerControl gives supply chain leaders the altitude they actually need.
The starting point
Supply chain leaders read dashboards for everything except the line item that has moved fastest in the last two years: duty. Most teams still check tariff exposure one SKU at a time, one email at a time, one broker call at a time. GingerControl lets you ask portfolio-level questions, and get portfolio-level answers.
Jobs to be done
A day in the life, rewritten.
- 01
The situation
A new Section 301 list drops overnight. Three of your top-20 SKUs might be on it.
The job
Know, in the first hour of the day, exactly which products are affected and how much the landed cost moves.
With Ginger
Ginger's tariff change monitoring flags the SKUs in your catalog that match the new list, then applies the updated tariff stack and shows the landed cost delta. One view, three answers: what changed, what it costs, what to do next.
- 02
The situation
The CFO wants to know what happens if you move 40% of sourcing from China to Vietnam.
The job
Give them a number that is not just unit cost, but real landed cost with the full tariff stack.
With Ginger
Feed the scenario into Ginger and it models the shift across every affected SKU, applying the country-specific duty stack in parallel. No spreadsheet gymnastics.
- 03
The situation
An executive asks for quarterly tariff exposure by product category.
The job
Produce the report in an afternoon, not a week.
With Ginger
Every SKU in Ginger carries its current tariff stack. Group by category, export, done. The reporting layer is already built.
The proof
What changes, in numbers.
Full tariff stack
applied across 200+ countries in parallel
MFN + Section 232 + Section 301 + Chapter 99 + Section 122, calculated side-by-side across your whole catalog, not one SKU at a time.
24/7
automated monitoring with reclassification alerts
When HTS schedule or tariff rules change, Ginger flags the products in your catalog that are affected, before the next shipment leaves.
Ready to look down on the maze?
Start your first classification.
Open the HTS Classification Researcher and run a product through the GRI engine. You will see the reasoning chain come out the other side, attached to the answer, ready to defend.