Five steps stand betweenyour suppliers and theborder. Can you run them?

C-TPAT is a trusted-trader certification. Importers and the partners in their international supply chain pursue it to earn expedited border processing and fewer inspections, and increasingly because their own customers now require it. To become certified, you complete and document the 5-step risk assessment, then pass CBP's validation. If your suppliers move goods across the US border on your behalf, their security is part of what your certification stands on.

Under the June 2026 customs enforcement order, foreign importers without C-TPAT certification are barred from informal U.S. entry by November 30, 2026, and must file formal entry through a certified broker. Certification is not a form you file. You complete the 5-step risk assessment, document it, and pass CBP's validation. The clock is already moving, and if each supplier takes about two weeks to assess, most of your runway is gone before the date.

The platform is built on CBP's own published 5-Step Risk Assessment methodology, the same framework a C-TPAT validation auditor walks through. The 5 assessment steps, the Minimum Security Criteria coverage, the corrective action documentation, the signed evidence package: every piece is designed to survive a real CBP review, not just produce a good-looking PDF. The founder has a 20-year, zero-failure record on C-TPAT and PIP validations. The F.F. Soucy 2009 CBP Tier-II validation letter is in the reference archive.

That is the signal. A supplier who refuses a documented security assessment is not a supplier you want crossing the border on your behalf. The platform flags non-responders, documents the outreach attempts, and surfaces them as a high-risk gap in your Master Report. For C-TPAT validation purposes, documented refusal and your response plan is evidence that you identified the risk. Refusing to assess is a finding in itself.

Yes. Your first 8 suppliers are completely free for 15 days. No credit card, no sales call, no contract required. We assess them with the same methodology a CBP validation uses. If we do not surface a gap worth more than the ten minutes it takes to start, you have lost nothing. We run it free because once you see what the platform finds in 15 days, the conversation about the rest of your chain is easy.

Because showing beats telling. In 15 days you watch real gaps surface in 8 of your own chain, at no cost and no risk. If what you find is worth more than the ten minutes it takes to start, the decision on the rest is yours. No demo, no pitch, no pressure.

No card, no contract, no commitment. You drag your supplier list in, Morpheus maps it, and the assessments run. The 15-day trial clock starts the moment your first supplier receives their invite. If you decide to assess the rest of your chain after the trial, that is when pricing comes in, and it is published on the site. No sales call required.

Every supplier in the 15-day trial goes through the full intake: email verification, address validation, and watchlist screening against the US Consolidated Screening List (OFAC, BIS, DDTC). Then each supplier receives the cinematic scenario assessment, narrated by Morpheus, behaviourally scored. You get findings, gap analysis, and a Corrective Action Plan for every gap found. The only thing gated behind a paid plan is assessing more than 8 suppliers and accessing the full Master Risk Assessment Report for your entire chain.

For you, setup is minutes. You upload your supplier list and Morpheus handles the intake: email verification, address check, watchlist screening, and tier assignment. Suppliers typically complete their scenario assessment in 20 to 40 minutes. The trial window is 15 days, and most teams see findings well before the midpoint. You do not reformat a spreadsheet and you do not chase anything manually.

No. The platform handles outreach automatically. Once you upload your list, Morpheus sends each supplier their assessment invitation, follows up with a Day 3 nudge and a Day 7 nudge if they have not responded, and tracks completion status in your dashboard in real time. You see who has finished, who is in progress, and who has not opened it yet, without sending a single email yourself.