Platform Function

    Export Screen

    Run the full export compliance decision: parties, ECCN, destination, end-use, and license requirement.

    Export
    EAR
    ECCN
    License Decision
    Country Chart

    What is this feature?

    Export Screen combines party screening, ECCN classification, destination + Country Chart logic, and end-use red flags into a single license-decision workflow under the EAR. Each screen produces a documented verdict — no license required, license exception available, or license required — with the underlying rationale saved for audit.

    When should I use it?

    • • Before quoting or shipping any export, re-export, or deemed export
    • • When the ECCN, destination, end-user, or end-use changes
    • • On any transaction touching a Reason for Control (NS, AT, RS, MT, EI, CC)
    • • Periodic re-screen of existing customers and distributors

    Step-by-step in BITE

    1. 1

      Open Export Screen

      From the BITE sidebar, select Export Screen under Tools.
    2. 2

      Enter the transaction

      Add the item (or ECCN), destination, end-user, ultimate consignee, and end-use.
    3. 3

      Run the screen

      BITE screens every party against SDN/Entity/MEU/Unverified lists, applies the Country Chart to the ECCN, and runs Part 744 end-use checks.
    4. 4

      Review the license decision

      Result is shown as NLR, License Exception (with the exception cited), or License Required — with the rule that drove the verdict.
    5. 5

      Document and proceed

      Attach the verdict to your export record. Escalate license-required cases to your trade counsel or filer.

    What results mean

    • • NLR — No License Required for this ECCN/destination/end-use combination
    • • License Exception — eligible exception (e.g., LVS, GBS, ENC, TSU) with conditions cited
    • • License Required — BIS license required before export; transaction is blocked pending review
    • • Red flag — Part 744 end-use, end-user, or destination concern requiring human review

    Common issues & FAQs

    Do I still need to do the ECCN myself?

    Run Classify or ECCN Check first if you don't have one. Export Screen uses whatever ECCN you supply (or EAR99) to drive the Country Chart.

    Does it cover ITAR?

    Export Screen covers EAR. ITAR-controlled items must be routed to your USML/DDTC workflow — BITE will flag suspected ITAR items for escalation.

    What about deemed exports?

    Yes — flag the transaction as deemed export and supply the foreign national's nationality; the Country Chart logic applies to their home country.

    Related Compliance Concepts

    ECCN Check

    Determine the ECCN before screening

    Entity Screen

    Party-only screening used inside Export Screen

    ECCN / Export Controls

    Background on the EAR and CCL

    Classify

    Classification workflow for products

    Monitor Export Risks Over Time

    Monitor entities, ownership structures, export-control risks, licensing impacts, and screening changes after the initial export review.

    Videos & tutorials

    • • Running an Export Screen (coming soon)
    • • Reading the Country Chart result (coming soon)
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