| Also known as | Economic Operators Registration and Identification |
| Issuing authority | EU / UK customs |
| Applicable regions | EU, UK |
| Related regulations | — |
| Document type | Code / reference |
ICS2, ENS, and import entries require valid EORI alignment; a wrong EORI blocks automated processing.
Aviation forwarders often file on behalf of multiple consignees—each must present a valid, active EORI when acting as importer.
Post-Brexit flows may need both EU and UK EORI depending on routing and incoterms.
Businesses register with customs to receive an EORI tied to their legal entity.
The EORI is embedded in declaration headers and pre-arrival messages; brokers validate format and activation status.
Changes after mergers or rebrands must be updated everywhere filings originate.
Doana helps teams surface consistent party names and identifiers across invoices and transport docs before EORI-dependent filings go out.