A retailer running 18 DCs has different FTZ problems than a contract manufacturer fabricating in Texas, who has different problems than a 3PL operating a magnet site for 40 tenants. Mamora handles all three, configured for how you actually work.
When you're importing apparel, footwear, home goods, or consumer electronics through one or more national DCs, the duty math gets ugly fast. Mamora collapses your weekly entries, defers duty on slow-moving inventory, and gives your CFO the savings story they've been waiting for.
Collapse 40+ container entries per week into a single 7501 filing. Typically saves $1M+ in MPF annually.
No duty owed until goods actually ship to stores or DTC customers. Cash flow benefit on the inventory you didn't sell.
Obsolete or damaged inventory destroyed in the zone never owed duty. For categories like fast fashion, this alone justifies the program.
Inventory destined for Mexico or Canada never enters U.S. commerce. Zero duty on the re-export flow.
"Our DCs were running different versions of the same broken spreadsheet. Now they all run Mamora. Same workflow, same reports, same audit trail. We don't think about it anymore."
When you're producing in the U.S. from globally-sourced components, inverted tariff savings can dwarf every other FTZ benefit combined. Mamora tracks every input through your BOM, every manufacturing event, every scrap and by-product — and applies the lower-of-two-rates election automatically when the finished good ships.
BOM-aware. Per-WO. Documented for CBP. Captures the savings you've been leaving on the table.
Tracked with witness signatures, reason codes, and full documentation. Defensible on audit.
Choose foreign-status methodology per part. Switch with full historical re-layering when business requirements change.
FTZ + USMCA + GSP — Mamora figures out which combination minimizes duty for each shipment.
in inverted-tariff savings for a Texas-based home goods manufacturer importing $58M in components from Asia annually.
When you operate a magnet site or general-purpose zone with multiple tenants, you need a platform that can isolate each customer's inventory, filings, and reports — while still letting you operate the physical site as a single facility. Mamora is the only modern platform built for multi-tenant FTZ operations from day one.
Every tenant has fully segregated inventory, filings, reports. SOC 2-grade isolation, but one operator workflow.
Bill by admission, by SKU-day on hand, or flat-fee. Generate invoices and savings reports per tenant.
Annual reports, activation amendments, blanket-permission workflows. Built with Grantees, not against them.
Your branding. Your tenants log in to see their inventory, filings, and savings — running on Mamora underneath.
Pre-built HTS mappings, BOM templates, and reporting defaults for the industries that account for the bulk of FTZ activity in the U.S.
High Section 301 exposure. Inverted tariff opportunities on assembly. Returns destruction critical.
Component imports → finished assembly. Often single largest inverted-tariff savings category.
Component-to-finished good arbitrage. Re-export volume to Latin America. High MPF cap savings.
OEM and aftermarket. Section 232 steel/aluminum tracking. Inverted tariff on completed assemblies.
API-to-finished-dose conversions. Regulatory and FDA documentation tied to lot-level FTZ tracking.
Complex BOMs. Section 232 exposure. Long inventory cycles favor duty deferral mechanics.
High SKU count, high volume of small parcels. Weekly entry consolidation is the dominant benefit.
Bulk movements, blending, and refining within zones. Specialized methodology and reporting.