TCW combines expert-designed AI agents with human review to determine ITAR and EAR jurisdiction, classify aerospace products and technical data, screen parties and destinations, and manage export authorizations in a secure, audit-ready environment.
Aerospace trade compliance starts with jurisdiction and classification. Is an aircraft component or related technology controlled under the USML, classified under a 9x515 or 600-series ECCN, or listed under another category of the Commerce Control List? Every export authorization, screening, and technical data decision depends on getting that determination right. Aerospace manufacturers, component suppliers, maintenance providers, and technology developers operate across international supply chains. Each organization must manage export controls, licensing requirements, restricted-party screening, and technical data transfers while maintaining consistent compliance records.
Aerospace organizations manage complex products, controlled technologies, international suppliers, and cross-border transactions. Different export control requirements apply to aircraft components, avionics, propulsion systems, software, and technical data, making consistent classification, authorization management, and recordkeeping essential.
Determining whether aircraft components, avionics, propulsion systems, and related technologies fall under the USML or CCL requires detailed technical analysis. Applying the correct ECCN, including relevant 9x515 and 600-series classifications, adds further complexity.
Aerospace exports, technical data transfers, and international manufacturing arrangements require export authorizations. Teams must track license scope, provisos, quantities, values, and conditions across shipments and transactions.
Aerospace manufacturers work with global suppliers, maintenance providers, distributors, and customers. Screening parties and destinations against restricted-party lists, sanctions, and export restrictions is essential.
Engineering drawings, specifications, software, and manufacturing data fall under export controls when classified as controlled. Organizations must manage foreign-person access, maintain transaction records, and document classification and authorization decisions.
TCW’s AI agents, designed by trade compliance practitioners, handle the research and analysis behind classification, screening and authorization decisions. Every recommendation cites its regulatory basis. Your team reviews, approves and owns every decision.
Aerospace trade compliance requires coordination across aircraft components, avionics, propulsion systems, software, technical data, suppliers, customers, and international transactions. TCW connects these activities through structured compliance workflows.
TCW determines jurisdiction and classifies aircraft components, avionics, propulsion systems, software, and technical data under the USML and Commerce Control List (CCL), including relevant 9x515 and 600-series ECCNs, with regulatory citations and expert review.
TCW screens aerospace customers, suppliers, distributors, and business partners against restricted-party lists and checks destinations against sanctions, embargoes, and ITAR §126.1 restrictions.
TCW manages DSP-5s, Technical Assistance Agreements (TAAs), Manufacturing License Agreements (MLAs), and BIS licenses. TCW tracks authorized quantities and values, monitors provisos and conditions, and documents ITAR exemptions and EAR license exceptions.
TCW centralizes aerospace export control regulations, classification decisions, technical documentation, internal policies, and institutional expertise to maintain consistent compliance processes.
TCW’s six modules: Classification, Screening, Authorizations, Transaction Operations, Monitoring & Audit, and Knowledge Management. TCW connects with your ERP, PLM and CRM systems and with sanctions and restricted-party data sources.
From aircraft manufacturers and avionics developers to specialized component suppliers and maintenance providers, Trade Compliance Workbench connects critical export control and trade compliance processes through a centralized workflow.
Manage product classification, export authorizations, and compliance documentation across aircraft manufacturing programs.
Classify controlled components, screen international customers, and maintain export compliance records across global supply chains.
Manage export controls for avionics, navigation systems, propulsion technologies, software, and related technical data.
Manage export authorizations, restricted-party screening, and controlled technical data transfers involving international maintenance partners.
TCW is fully deployed on AWS GovCloud (US). Production environments and client data are accessible only to U.S. persons, with role-based permissions and complete audit logs.
Deployed on AWS GovCloud (US) to meet strict federal and regulatory data residency requirements.
Production environments and client data are accessible exclusively to verified U.S. persons.
Granular permissions with complete, immutable audit logs for total transparency and traceability.
See how Trade Compliance Workbench manages aerospace classification, restricted-party screening, export authorizations, documentation, and compliance workflows in one centralized platform.