IMMEX & CIVA Self-Diagnosis
An informational session hosted by Prodensa.
Is your operation ready for an audit?
When it comes to foreign trade, detecting a discrepancy before an audit can make the difference between correcting it in time and facing a contingency.
Take the self-assessment.
How prepared is your operation?
Check Yes, No, or Not Sure.
This exercise is a tool for executive reflection and does not replace a compliance review.
1/15
Are you familiar with the current terms and scope of your IMMEX Program?
Please select an answer.
2/15
Are the activities, goods, and addresses used in the transaction consistent with the current authorizations?
Please select an answer.
3/15
Are the return deadlines for temporary imports and balances nearing their due dates monitored?
Please select an answer.
4/15
Is the return rate for temporarily imported goods verified monthly for CIVA compliance?
Please select an answer.
5/15
Does the company promptly identify changes that may require notifications or updates to the regulatory authority?
Please select an answer.
6/15
Is there visibility into imported sensitive goods and the applicable authorizations?
Please select an answer.
7/15
Are the tariff classifications used under CIVA consistent with the production process reported by the company?
Please select an answer.
8/15
Are suppliers involved in virtual transactions checked against the SAT's restricted lists?
Please select an answer.
9/15
Does Annex 24 consistently reflect the inflows, consumption, exports, and discharges from the operation?
Please select an answer.
10/15
Are the BOMs used for material write-offs up to date and do they reflect actual material consumption?
Please select an answer.
11/15
Are physical inventories, the ERP system, and Annex 24 reconciled on a regular basis?
Please select an answer.
12/15
Is it verified that all applicable exports are included in the discharge reports in Annex 30?
Please select an answer.
13/15
Is the transmission status of Annex 30 reports checked?
Please select an answer.
14/15
Are there any reconciliations of charges and reviews of the Global Account Statement in Annex 30?
Please select an answer.
15/15
Do Operations Managers know which changes they need to communicate to Trade Compliance before implementing them?
Please select an answer.
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PREVENTIVE MONITORING
How well prepared is your operation before an audit?
What should you keep track of?
- Compliance with returns and timeframes
- Sensitive goods and authorized quantities
- Suppliers and virtual operations
- Consistency of reported information on shipments, NICO, Incoterms, and values
- Appendix 30: Write-offs, balances, and reconciliations
Why conduct preventive monitoring?
- To identify differences before a review
- To ensure clear findings and follow-up actions
- To maintain greater visibility into operational compliance
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
AUDITORIUM
WELCOME SPEECH AND INTRODUCTION
Laura Laurati - CTO, Head of Coding
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
AUDITORIUM
LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT AMET, CONSETETUR SADIPSCING ELITR
Sarah Skedul - Founder of Druugle AG
2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
ROOM R4.02
WEB DESIGN TRENDS 2019: INBOUND DESIGN
Ergi Kayote - CCO, Actionkraft
9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
AUDITORIUM
WELCOME SPEECH AND INTRODUCTION
Laura Laurati - CTO, Head of Coding
9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
AUDITORIUM
WELCOME SPEECH AND INTRODUCTION
Laura Laurati - CTO, Head of Coding
9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
AUDITORIUM
WELCOME SPEECH AND INTRODUCTION
Laura Laurati - CTO, Head of Coding
9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
AUDITORIUM
WELCOME SPEECH AND INTRODUCTION
Laura Laurati - CTO, Head of Coding




