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Exlense

Building a clear brand and website for customs automation

Deliverables
Positioning, Brand Identity, Website Design
Industry
Logistics

Brand identity and website for a customs automation platform

Exlense is a technology company that makes customs clearance faster and more reliable. Their platform automates DECO declarations, helping brokers and end-users reduce errors, stay compliant, and save time.

When we met Exlense, they were preparing to launch. They had a strong idea but needed a brand system and digital presence that could earn trust from regulators, partners, and early users.

15
years of combined work experience
Building a clear brand and website for customs automation
Creating a brand that signals clarity, compliance, and trust
Rating 5/5 on Google

Project overview

Creating a brand that signals clarity, compliance, and trust

Customs is complex. Processes are often manual, regulations change quickly, and errors can create costly delays. Exlense set out to solve this with automation. But to succeed, they needed to look and sound credible from day one.

The challenge was to design a brand that showed precision and reliability — without falling into the clichés of “tech innovation.” They needed an identity that was simple, functional, and strong enough to support growth.

Exlense needed to enter a complex, regulated space with clarity and trust. The focus was to define a brand that felt established from day one — practical, precise, and ready for growth.

  • Positioning Clarity — Define a clear value proposition that frames Exlense as the link between brokers, users, and authorities
  • Usable Identity System — Design a brand that is minimal, functional, and easy to apply
  • Digital Readiness — Launch a website that explains the product and supports adoption
  • Practical Tools — Deliver assets the team could use in daily operations and outreach