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Digital customs platform to debut at GDF 2026

Customs post fencing. © RIA Novosti / Alexandr Kryazhev
Customs post fencing. © RIA Novosti / Alexandr Kryazhev

Ratko Bojovic, CEO and founder of ClearBid Pro, will present the company’s customs clearance digitalization technology at the 2nd Global Digital Forum in Moscow.

“For me, participating in the Global Digital Forum is first and foremost an honor, but also an opportunity to meet people and organizations with whom we can build meaningful, long-term partnerships. I am particularly interested in partners who share our vision of using technology to create the next generation of digital customs infrastructure,” he emphasized.

In an interview with IT Russia, the company’s CEO stated that this technology will help make customs clearance more streamlined and transparent.

“Through the platform, a client can publish a customs clearance request, compare offers and select the most appropriate customs representative, or establish direct communication with a representative. Communication and document exchange take place within the platform, creating a transparent digital record of the process,” Ratko Bojovic noted.

A core component of the OcariniMe digital platform is an AI-powered Customs Consultant. Initially developed for the Serbian customs system, it leverages a structured database that incorporates customs legislation, official notices, and years of practical expertise in customs affairs.

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