Documents
The free ExChek skills do the analysis. The paid tiers typeset that analysis into branded, version-stamped, vault-stored PDFs — real, audit-grade documents (the classification memo runs ~28 pages). There are seven document types in the suite. The Restricted-Party Screening Certificate renders free as the on-ramp; the others are unlimited on a subscription, or pay-per-document at $1 on the free tier. See Pricing.
The seven-document suite
- Classification Memorandum — ECCN classification via the CCL Order of Review (Supplement No. 4 to Part 774).
- License Determination Memorandum — license-required analysis: reasons for control → Commerce Country Chart → License Exceptions (Part 740).
- Restricted-Party Screening Certificate — denied/restricted-party screening, OFAC 50%-rule ownership, and a hit-resolution log. Renders free.
- Transaction Compliance File — the per-shipment “deal jacket”: CLEARED/HOLD authorization plus EEI/AES (Part 758) and the Destination Control Statement (§758.6).
- EMCP Manual — Export Management & Compliance Program on BIS’s eight core elements.
- Technology Control Plan — deemed-export (§734.13) and foreign-national access controls.
- Encryption Self-Classification Report — §740.17(b)(1) annual report plus the Supplement No. 8 to Part 742 data (with the operative .csv).
How documents are produced
Run the skills to do the compliance analysis with you approving every determination, then render the result into a document. Rendering is stateless: your payload is processed in memory and discarded — never stored, never logged. Payloads must not contain CUI or classified information. Each document type exposes the same endpoint pair (GET /pdf/<slug>/contract for the payload contract and POST /pdf/<slug> to render); see the API Reference for slugs, fields, and examples.