Get told which of your SKUs a tariff change actually touches.
LiveA tariff headline is not an alert. An alert is knowing that a specific published action covers a heading and an origin you sell from, that it takes legal effect on a given date, and which SKUs and how much margin sit behind it. SkuWatch connects official actions to catalog exposure instead of forwarding trade news.
Available on Shopify: this workflow is part of SkuWatch Tariff Recovery. The current app produces estimates, review states, recovery drafts, and finance CSVs; it does not change products, prices, orders, or checkout charges.
- Search intent
- Shopify merchants who want notice of tariff changes that hit their own products, not a general trade newsfeed.
- Workflow input
- Confirmed HTS assignments and origins from the catalog, plus the published record of tariff actions, their scope, and their legal effective dates.
- Workflow output
- Alerts scoped to affected SKUs, showing the measure, its effective date, the source link, and the estimated margin impact at current pricing.
Official actions matched to SKU exposure and margin impact
The failure mode with tariff news is not that it is wrong. It is that it is unscoped. A story about duties on a category may cover none of your headings, or may cover one heading that happens to carry a third of your gross margin, and the story reads the same either way. Catalog matching closes that gap: an action becomes relevant when its published scope intersects your confirmed catalog.
What an alert is meant to carry:
- The measure and its scope. Which published action, covering which HTS scope and which countries of origin.
- The legal effective date. Kept distinct from the announcement date, because that is the date that changes a cost.
- The affected SKUs. Named from your own catalog assignments, not inferred from a product category.
- The estimated margin impact. The cost change at current pricing, so the alert can be ranked against everything else competing for attention.
- The source link. Direct to the official record, so the alert can be verified rather than believed.
Alerts describe published measures; they do not interpret them for your entries. SkuWatch does not guarantee HTS accuracy, does not provide customs advice, and an alert is not a determination that a duty applies to a particular shipment.
The public tariff watch lets you inspect the same source-backed actions without connecting a store, while the effective-date radar surfaces pending changes.
How catalog tariff monitoring works
Catalog facts, official tariff evidence, and estimates stay separated so unresolved inputs are visible before a decision.
Track the published record
Follow source-backed tariff actions and keep the legal effective date separate from the announcement date, because only one of them changes what you owe.
Intersect scope with the catalog
Compare each action's HTS scope and origin scope against confirmed catalog assignments, so an alert names SKUs rather than a policy.
Attach the margin impact
Show the estimated cost change against current pricing for the matched SKUs, so the alert can be triaged by exposure instead of by headline.
Live app, source-linked tariff data
The action records, effective dates, and source links behind the public tariff watch are the current published snapshot. Tariff Recovery matches that evidence to confirmed catalog HTS and origin facts.
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Inspect data and calculator status →Frequently asked questions
Can I monitor tariff exposure for a Shopify catalog today?
Yes. Install SkuWatch Tariff Recovery from its official Shopify App Store listing. The public tariff watch and change ledger also remain free without a store connection.
How is this different from tariff news?
A news item tells you something was announced. A catalog alert is useful only when a published action's HTS and origin scope intersects your own confirmed assignments and names the affected SKUs and effective date.
Will an alert tell me exactly what I will be charged?
No. An alert points at a published measure and an estimated impact based on the facts in your catalog. Actual duty depends on classification, valuation, origin, entry type, and exclusions, and SkuWatch does not provide customs advice.
Reference information only, not customs, legal, tax, or classification advice. SkuWatch does not guarantee HTS accuracy or a final duty amount; confirm material classifications and entry facts before acting.