Customs sandbox

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A customs sandbox is a controlled, simulated testing environment provided by customs authorities or logistics platforms where developers can test integrations, data exchanges, and procedures with customs systems without handling real shipments, to validate API calls, data formats, and automated processes before going into production.

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